Doctoral School “Life Science Complexity”

The “Life Science Complexity” (ED 515) PhD school (ED), co-accredited by Sorbonne University and the Ecole Normale Supérieure Ulm, was created on 1 January 2009 following the reorganisation of the training courses offered by Paris-Diderot University and Sorbonne University. It is based on approximately 160 host teams grouping together over 300 senior researchers (HDR). The teams are located at several sites. The main ones are the Jussieu campus, the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève site (the ENS, Curie Institute and IBPC), the Pasteur Institute, Pitié-Salpétrière, the “Fer à Moulin” Institute and the Sorbonne University marine biology stations.

The ED’s broad thematic outline covers the genomic, cellular biology, developmental biology and microbiology. Its teams use a very wide variety of model systems and a large share of the projects fit in with an “integrative” approach combining many different levels of analysis. Thus, the ED fosters cross-disciplinary relations and the possibility of interface between various research clusters in the Paris region.

Institute of Myology teams involved in ED515

Head of Department: Denis Furling

Team leaders: Gisèle Bonne / Valérie Allamand

Giséle Bonne
Valérie Allamand
Anne Bertrand
Tanya Stojkovic

Team leaders: Marc Bitoun / Stéphane Vassilopoulos

Marc Bitoun
Sofia Benkhelifa-Ziyyat
Stéphane Vassilopoulos
Catherine Coirault
Delphine Trochet

Team leaders: Geneviève Gourdon / Denis Furling

Furling Denis
Klein Arnaud
Marie Joelle
Servais Laurent
Trollet Capucine
Vilquin Jean Thomas

Team leader: France Pietri-Rouxel

Benkhelifa-Ziyyat Sofia
Pietri-Rouxel France

Team leader: Piera Smeriglio

Piera Smeriglio

Team leaders: Olivier Benveniste / Yves Allenbach

Olivier Benveniste
Yves Allenbach
Sarah Leonard Louis
Ana Ferreiro
Joe Elie Salem

Team leader: Antoine Muchir

Bruno Cadot
Antoine Muchir
Lorenzo Giordani
Nicolas Vignier

 

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