Doctoral schools

The Microb’UP Institute is associated with three multidisciplinary doctoral schools of the Université Paris Cité: ED MIcrobeS, ED 562 “Bio Sorbonne Paris Cité” (BioSPC) and ED 563 “Medication, Toxicology, Chemistry, Imaging” (MTCI), which cover a wide range of topics and bring together all the teams of the Microb’UP Institute.

Microb’UP is associated to MIcrobeS, BioSPC and MTCI doctoral schools

MIcrobeS (https://ed-microbes.u-pariscite.fr/): this doctoral scool covers broad areas of research in the fundamental biology of microorganisms, host-pathogen interactions, microbial ecosystems, public health and clinical science, employing a range of approaches from bacteriology, virology, parasitology, mycology, molecular, cellular and structural microbiology, genetics, genomics, infectious diseases, epidemiology and modelling. The development and evaluation of diagnostic and preventive strategies – notably vaccines – as well as innovative therapeutic approaches for infectious diseases also fall within the scope of the doctoral programme.

eMail: ed.microbes@u-pariscite.fr

 

BioSPC, ED562 (https://ed562.u-paris.fr/): this doctoral school offers to PhD students a very wide range of fields covering most of the disciplines of Biology and an offer of laboratories for the preparation of their thesis that has few equals in France and Europe. BioSPC is divided into four departments with a strong autonomy:

– Department of Genetics (GENYX)

– Department of Immunology (IMMUNO)

– Department of Fundamental Mechanisms od Living Organisms (MECA)

– Department of Physiology and Pathology (PP)

eMail: ed562.bio@u-paris.fr

 

MTCI, ED563 (https://ecolesdoctorales.parisdescartes.fr/ed436/): this doctoral school covers a broad multi-disciplinary field, ranging from fundamental questions to clinical applications, with biomedical and therapeutic research as a common thread. The objective of the PhD school is to offer PhD students a rich and stimulating multidisciplinary environment, allowing them to enrich their initial skills to better understand problems at the chemistry/biology/health interface. To achieve this, it relies on a group of internationally recognized research teams, capable of offering training through research of the highest level.

eMail: ed563.mtci@u-paris.fr

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