Grants, funding schemes, and hosting opportunities to build a research mobility project, whether moving to or from France.
ABG manages several bilateral branches and relays programs from its European and international partners.
International mobility
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ABG and the PAUSE Program: The story of a collaboration
Since 2017, the PAUSE Program has made it possible to host and integrate in France foreign scientists who can no longer carry out their activities freely in their country of origin, where they are exposed to major risks due to…
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PAUSE program and the mentoring provided by ABG: crossed testimonies
Discover the testimonies of Thao LANG, one of our experienced trainers supporting the PAUSE laureates, and Souad ODEH, one of the program laureates, published in the 2020 activity report of the PAUSE program.
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International mobility Career
Laure ROUPIOZ: International mobility, a scientific and human adventure
Before her position at ONERA, Laure Roupioz has come a long way…
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International mobility Career
Being a project manager at the National Geographical Institute of Bruxelles
Interview by Bérénice Kimpe (Head of International Department) We met Dr Katharine Maussen when she was still doing her PhD at ULB, during a summer school in 2017. Just before being graduated with her PhD, she was recruited by the…
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International mobility Career
Recruitment process in Europe: a panel discussion by ABG for the University of Torino
Author: Bérénice Kimpe (Head of International Department) For the second edition of its PhD Day organized by Lucia Salto, project manager for PhD career development at the University of Torino, ABG invited 6 speakers from European companies to talk about…
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International mobility Career
An American (scientist) in Paris
Interview by Bérénice Kimpe (Head of International Department) Making international moves in the name of science is not uncommon. Whether for a job opportunity that can’t be passed up or because of a desire to live and work in a…
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International mobility Career
Three post-docs including two abroad and then?
Clarisse Faria-Fortecoëf Yoann Le Bars, PhD in physical oceanography, has first experimented the mobility at the national level throughout his studies, from Paris to Nancy via Toulouse where he completed his doctorate (2006 to 2010). At Paul Sabatier University, his…
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International mobility Career
International mobility: a fully fledged competences field?
Clarisse Faria-Fortecoëf After a Franco-German curriculum in chemistry at the Dresden Technical University and the ENSCR (École Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Rennes), a PhD on new materials for organic electronics at the Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research, Dresden, research…
