PhD
Two doctoral schools (écoles doctorales) are linked to our Graduate School G.E.N.E : Hematology – Oncogenesis – Biotherapies (HOB – ED 561) et Bio Sorbone Paris Cité (BioSPC – ED 562)
If you are a 3rd year PhD student from one these doctoral schools and you need additional time to complete your thesis, enhance publications, or transition to a postdoctoral position, you can apply to our G.E.N.E. Mentor program.
Our doctoral schools
Doctoral school: Hematology – Oncogenesis – Biotherapies (HOB)
The doctoral school “Hematology – Oncogenesis – Biotherapies” (HOB – ED 561) has chosen to focus the research themes offered to doctoral students in key areas of health research in order to match training with the opportunities resulting from the societal demand. The school is in three major areas: Oncogenesis, Hematology, Biotherapy and Biotechnology.
The doctoral school HOB supports experimental and clinical work aimed at elucidating oncogenesis mechanisms specific to different types of solid or hematopoietic tumors in order to develop medical tools for the personalized management of cancers (diagnosis, treatment and follow-up).
Doctoral school: Bio Sorbone Paris Cité (BioSPC)
The Bio Sorbonne Paris Cité (BioSPC – ED 562) Doctoral School results from the merger of two doctoral schools: the B3MI Doctoral School of Paris Diderot University and the Gc2iD Doctoral School of Paris Descartes University. This new doctoral school offers a wide range of fields that cover most disciplines of Biology and an offer of laboratories for the preparation of the thesis.
The scientific scope of the ED BioSPC covers cell and molecular biology, development, immunology, infectiology, genetics, neurobiology, physiology, physiopathology, reproduction and aging.
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“Frontiers in Genome Stability and Dynamics”: A look back at the summer school at the heart of the 3Rs
From July 6th to July 8th, 2026, the Graduate School G.E.N.E. and the Institut Jacques Monod (Université Paris Cité) hosted the "Frontiers in Genome Stability and Dynamics" summer school at the Pierre-Gilles de Gennes Amphitheatre (Campus des Grands Moulins).All the...
![[Faculty Mobility Grant] Sandrine Caburet, Associate Professor, shares her experience at the REBIF and JOBIM events in Strasbourg](https://eur-gene.u-paris.fr/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2026/08/Sans-titre-1920-x-1080-px941-1080x675.png)
[Faculty Mobility Grant] Sandrine Caburet, Associate Professor, shares her experience at the REBIF and JOBIM events in Strasbourg
Our Graduate School G.E.N.E. is pleased to announce the very first mobility grant awarded to a faculty member within our Magistère Européen de Génétique. We supported Sandrine Caburet, Associate Professor, through our mobility funding scheme, for her participation in...
![[Mobility Grant] Léa Livramento presents her research at FENS Forum, Europe’s leading neuroscience conference, in Barcelona](https://eur-gene.u-paris.fr/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2026/08/Sans-titre-1920-x-1080-px921-1080x675.png)
[Mobility Grant] Léa Livramento presents her research at FENS Forum, Europe’s leading neuroscience conference, in Barcelona
Our Graduate School G.E.N.E. is pleased to announce that Léa Livramento, a 2nd-year PhD student in the BioSPC Doctoral School (ED562), is a recipient of our mobility grant. This scheme provides financial support to master's and PhD students wishing to present their...
From Academia to Startups: Keys to a Successful Professional Transition
On Thursday, June 18, the Young Epigenetics Scientists (Y.E.S.) Club and our Graduate School G.E.N.E. hosted two professionals who successfully transitioned from academia to startups: Kim Brunel, Founder and CEO in residence at Biossible, and Salomé Guez, Research...