PhD programLaunching

Posted by __Deleted user__, on 12 March 2013

Closing Date: 15 March 2021

WELCOME to the INFORM PhD Program!

The INFORM program (INformation Flow and ORganization at the Membrane) sets up an interdisciplinary consortium at the site of Scientific Park of Luminy in Marseilles, gathering 12 laboratories in Biology, Mathematics and Physics. The objective is to quantitatively understand the biochemical and mechanical basis of cell signaling at different scales from molecular to cellular and tissue levels. The project will allow scientific progress in understanding the dynamics of signaling focusing on a quantitative description of biological mechanisms.

6 PhD fully funded positions will be available for Fall 2013 (aplication deadline May 10th 2013). This PhD program is highly interdisciplinary and based on collaborative projects between partners of the consortium. We encourage graduate students from different backgrounds to apply, biologists but also engineers, physicists and mathematicians.

More details about INFORM project research /technologies and PhD program application procedures can be found on our Website: labexinform.wordpress.com

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