19 fully funded PhD thesis for MSCA project PEARL in Lille: apply now!

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PEARL is a doctoral programme held by the I-SITE ULNE. It is co-funded by the Marie curie COFUND actions within the framework of the European Commission’s H2020 programme. It funds the recruitment of 30 PhD students who will work on interdisciplinary research projects related to the scientific themes of I-SITE ULNE. The first wave of recruitment is open now, until April.

PEARL will follow the "3i" of a MSC Cofund projects thanks to interdisciplinary research projects, international research placements in partner universities and intersectorial secondments in companies for the PhD students. The programme is supported by 34 partners, including the founding members of I-SITE ULNE, 3 prestigious cross-border universities, 9 companies, 5 doctoral training institutions and 2 housing partners.


Eligibility, application process and application deadline

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Eligibility, application process and deadline

 

ATTENTION! The project is funded by the European Union and eligible candidates must comply with the mobility rule:

“Applicants from all countries are eligible. However, you may not apply if you have resided or carried out your main activity (work, studies) in France for more than 12 months during the 3 years immediately preceding the call deadline (April, 15th 2020). Time spent as part of a procedure for obtaining refugee status under the Geneva Convention, compulsory national service and/or short stays such as holidays are not taken into account.”

 

Additional information on the eligibility criteria and application process

 

Application deadline: April 15

 

 

Thesis

Biochemistry

Biology

Chemistry

Data science

Material science

Psychology, neurosciences

 

Biochemistry

Antibodies against Tumour Associated Carbohydrate Antigens

Selection, Design and Synthesis of semi-synthetic terpenes libraries for the discovery of new antibiotics

 

Biology

Click chemistry and unnatural amino acids to illuminate oncogenic activities in living cells

Nano-therapeutics for topical treatment of ocular diseases

Halophytes of the Region Hauts-de-France as a source of potential anti-human coronavirus biomolecules

Developing a 3D dynamic microfluidic device of pancreatic beta cells and adipocytes to modelize multi-organ crosstalks during type 2 diabetes development

CROhn disease and Pollution of Soils

 

Chemistry

Risk assessment related to Disinfection by-Product formation in drinking water

NMR characterization and antimicrobial activity of mechanically synthesised organometallic complexes

 

Data science

Semi-supervised learning of high dimension composite information for precision medicine in DIAbetes and DYSlipidemia

 

Ecology, environment

ARTIFICial intelligence in radiolarian fossil identification; taxonomic, biostratigraphic and Evolutionary implications

 

Computer science

Computer Simulation and Experiments of Radio-Induced Cell Senescence

SofT Robot for mAss Spectrometry in Surgery

 

Material sciences

FabriCAtion of solid state Micro-SupercapacitOrs for Internet of Things appLications

 

Physics

Development of an instrumented microfluidic culture system to study tumour-stroma interaction and drug sensitivity of pancreatic adenocarcinoma

Formulation in the Amorphus State

Magnesium based Nano Composites for Orthopedic Applications

 

Psychology, neurosciences

fMRI-based closed-loop neurofeedback to relieve drug-resistant hallucinations in schizophrenia

Music rhythmic Interaction in Aging and Alzheimer disease

 

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