The International PhD Student & Postdoc Meeting 2027 will take place from February 17–19, 2027 at Pharma Deutschland in Bonn.
The program includes state-of-the-art lectures and many opportunities to get in touch with various players in pharmaceutical industry and other early-career researchers.
The conference language will be English.
Advanced PhD students and early postdocs are invited. Ideally you have already submitted or published your first research paper and are willing to actively contribute to the conference program. Our conference offers young researchers a platform to present their findings through a poster session, with selected participants also giving short flash talks.
There will be several awards for posters and presentation, including mentoring programs at renowned pharmaceutical companies!
Participation fees
The DPhG Foundation is proud to sponsor the conference, the framework program and provide local accommodation for two nights, from February 17th to 19th, 2027.
Participants will only need to cover a small fee:
For DPhG members
- single bedroom: 150€
- double bedroom: 100€
For non-members
- single bedroom: 175€
- double bedroom: 125€
Participants are responsible for organizing their own travel to and from the event. Travel costs will not be covered.
Registration
Please note that you must first submit an abstract. A jury will decide whether you will be selected as a participant for the conference. If you are selected, we will contact you by email regarding registration in mid-December.
Participation is only open to individuals who have not previously attended our PhD Student & Postdoc Meeting. Former participants are excluded from registration.
Abstract
The abstract deadline is November 30th, 2026.
Each participant has to submit an abstract. Abstracts will be reviewed by a selection committee. You will be contacted in mid-December to let you know whether or not you have been accepted for the conference.
Your abstract will be published on PharmRxiv (see terms and conditions for publications).
Program
You can find the program here.
