24 May 2023 | Education, International, Research
The call for applications for the international dual PhD degree programme for the academic year 2023-2024 will open on June 15th 2023. Apply by November 30th 2023. For more information FAQ An international dual PhD degree is a programme that enables a PhD student to...
24 May 2023 | Education, International, Research
Everything you need to know about the international dual PhD degree can be found in this FAQ for the academic year 2023-2024. Read more Below are common questions about the international dual PhD : What is an international dual PhD ? An international dual PhD degree...
24 May 2023 | Circle U, Education, International, Research
© Giorgio Mattana L’alliance Circle U. rassemble : Université Paris Cité, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, King’s College, London, UCLouvain, l’Université d’Oslo, L’Université d’Aarhus, l’Université de Belgrade, l’Université de Pise et l’Université de Vienne. Giorgio...
23 May 2023 | Press, Research
Our liver plays a role in regulating our central biological clock, scientists from CNRS and Université Paris have discovered. The results of their study, published on 17 May in Science Advances, show that the biological clock of mice can be reprogrammed by inserting...
12 May 2023 | Faculty of Health, Press, Research
© Professor Eric Tartour – Université Paris Cité Interaction between a tumor cell expressing CD70 and a T-CD27 lymphocyte from a biopsy of a kidney cancer patient. In less than ten years, immunotherapy has significantly evolved to the point of being a therapeutic...
9 May 2023 | Press, Research
Among the 3,000 submitted projects, 39 French projects were selected and secured ERC funding, including the MensEndoDiag project led by Ludivine Doridot. Lecturer in physiology at the UFR of Medicine of the Faculty of Health at Université Paris Cité, Ludivine Doridot...
5 May 2023 | Faculty of Sciences, Research
Extracellular vesicles observed by electron microscopy. In two recent publications, Grégory Lavieu, chair of Excellence IdEx-Université Paris Cité, along with researchers, Shéryl Bui and Julia Dancourt, (UMR7057 CNRS-Université Paris Cité-Inserm U1316), developed cell...
11 April 2023 | Press, Research
© Abdoulaye Sissoko, Sonia Gorgeault, Philippe Roingeard, Pierre Buffet Red (dark grey) globule passing through the wall of a sinus of the spleen In a recent study, Professor Pierre Buffet’s team (UMRS 1134, Université Paris Cité – Inserm), was studying...
30 March 2023 | Campus, Research, Student life
Gaël Fortin, is a Phd student as well as a student-entrepreneur while preparing his thesis in biology. He has benefitted from the national status of student-entrepreneur offered at Université Paris Cité. His entrepreneural projects have turned into reality through the...
24 March 2023 | Research, Université Paris Cité
Congratulations to Camille Lakhlifi, Marie-Joséphine Crenn, first and second prize winners from the jury and Déborah Birre, the people’s choice award, all three winners on March 16th, 2023 during the ASPC final of the “Ma Thèse en 180s” contest. Université Paris Cité...
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8 March 2023 | Innovation, International, International Partnerships, Research
Launched in 2020, Crowd4SDG is a Horizon 2020 research and innovation action supported by the European Commission’s Science with and for Society (SwafS) programme. The members of the consortium will host a final conference on March 17th at CERN in Geneva. The 5...
8 February 2023 | Campus, Circle U, Education, International, International Partnerships, Research
Hosted and organised by Université Paris Cité, the Circle U. Week the Future of Higher Education and Research week took place from January 23rd to 27th. Intense, rich in exchanges and sharing of experiences by bringing together professors, researchers, students and...
3 February 2023 | Faculty of Health, Press, Research
Scientists from the Institut Pasteur, Université Paris Cité, the CNRS and the Collège de France have used paleogenomics to trace 10,000 years of human immune system evolution. They analysed the genomes of more than 2,800 individuals who lived in Europe over the past...
