Research and scientific popularisation: Nothing holds back Gaël Fortin
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 creation of a blog and a student support podcast. He has a YouTube channel dedicated to popularising science in connection with his research. Gaël is a doctoral entrepreneur not like many others. Discover his story.
Through his curiosity, entrepreneurial mindset and willingness to share, Gaël popularises science for many target groups not only on his own media channels but also in real life during round-table discussions, workshops and conferences. He is also a member of several researchers associations who aim to promote dialogue between the scientific sphere and society.
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Evidence of magmatically induced faults at the East Pacific Rise
By comparison of ultra-high-resolution 3-D seismic imagery and bathymetry data collected at the East Pacific Rise (EPR) 9º50'N, researchers reveal the existence of magmatic induced faults near the ridge axis.
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Convergences: A Strategic Alliance paving the Future of Biology-Health Research
A key milestone for the partnership between Institut Pasteur and Université Paris Cité, the first “Convergences” scientific seminar took place on June 17th at the university’s head office at Odéon.
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Université Paris Cité receives 2 grants from Marie Sklodowska Curie Actions programme !
The results of the MSCA Staff Exchange 2023 call for proposals were published on May 28 2024. Université Paris Cité congratulates its two winners, Sylvain Chaty, Professor and Vice President for Culture, Science and Society at the AstroParticle and Cosmology...
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MENTOR: Winner of the MSCA Doctoral Networks 2023
When abnormally activated, the mTOR protein can contribute to the development of cancers and certain monogenic diseases that affect around 2 million people worldwide. The multi-disciplinary MENTOR project, which stands for Metabolic control of cell growth by mTOR in...
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