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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Looking back at The Guild conference: Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education and Research
On November 6th 2024, Université Paris Cité and Université PSL brought together the communities of The Guild of European Research-Intensive Universities for an event about artificial intelligence and its impact on universities, at the PariSanté Campus. Stéphanie...
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[International Partnership] Major Women’s Health Conference in Singapore
From October 24 to 26, a delegation of fourteen professors, lecturers and researchers from the Faculty of Health, led by Dean Matthieu Resche-Rigon and the co-director of the Institute of Women’s Health, Vassilis Tsatsaris, visited Singapore for the Women’s Health Conference 2024.
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International Study Characterises for the First Time a New Type of Kidney Transplant Rejection
In cases of kidney failure, transplantation is the treatment of choice. However, the risk of rejection remains high. A better understanding of the immune response to kidney transplant rejection - and in particular the phenomenon of microvascular inflammation - could...
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PhDs and Companies : Challenges and Opportunities for UPCité Doctoral Students
With 3,050 doctoral students and an ambitious policy for attracting talent, UPCité strives to make its doctoral graduates known and recognised beyond the academic world. Following a recent report published promoting the value of PhDs in businesses, we...
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