European Complement PhD mobility certificate

The ECN issues European Complement PhD mobility certificates to certify that PhD students, researching aspects of the complement system, have spent some time abroad to diversify their research experience by conduction research in another country than they are based in.

The requirements to obtain this certificate are that the PhD thesis of the candidate must be on a complement topic and that the student's research work has been performed in Europe for at least 3 months.

The student must provide the following documentation to be eligible for a "European Complement PhD mobility certificate":

1. A letter from the student requesting the European Complement PhD mobility certificate
2. A scan of the original university PhD certificate,
3. A statement from the supervisor that the topic of the PhD was on complement, and
4. A statement from the academic host specifying that the student stayed abroad in his/her lab for at least 3 full months - with the period abroad being within the student's PhD period.

PhD students who have received an European Complement PhD mobility certificate:

Graduation	PhD student	Supervisor on complement topic	Host for at least three month
2020	Marcell Cserhalmi	Mihály Józsi, Budapest	Suzan Rooijakkers, Utrecht
2020	Sneha Chatterjee	Reinhard Würzner, Innsbruck	Peter Garred, Copenhagen
2020	Samyr Kenno	Reinhard Würzner, Innsbruck	Neil Gow, Aberdeen
2020	Alessandra Zarantonello	Gregers R. Andersen, Aarhus	Michael Carroll & Beth Stevens, Boston
2021	Jill Hauer	Richard J.H. Smith, Iowa City	Véronique Frémeaux-Bacchi, Paris
2023	Sará Kellnerová	Reinhard Würzner, Innsbruck	Diana Karpman, Lund
2023	Lisa Hurler	Zoltán Prohászka, Budapest	Reinhard Würzner, Innsbruck
2023	Verena Harpf	Reinhard Würzner, Innsbruck	Peter Garred, Copenhagen