Doctoral training at ED 127
[Download] the slides from the kick off meeting (Oct 4th, 2019) |
News - select upcoming schools & training sessions outside of the doctoral school
Evenement | Lieu/Place | Date |
Conférence "Exobiologie Jeunes Chercheurs" (EJC) | CNES, Paris. |
18-20 novembre 2019 Deadline Abstract 06/10/2019 |
Atelier ExoSystèmes | Ministère de l'Enseignement Supérieur de la Rercherche. |
28 au 30 janvier 2020 Deadline Abstract 1er décembre 2019 |
Les Houches |
8 – 13 March 2020 |
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First solids and planetesimals: formation conditions and evolution |
Les Houches |
February 23-28, 2020 Deadline Abstract December, 1st 2019 |
New Developments in High Resolution Molecular Spectroscopy and outreach to modern applications |
Les Houches |
May 31st - June 5th 2020 |
Imagerie sismique de la terre profonde (Barbara Romanowicz) |
Collège de France |
26 octobre 2019 - 26 novembre 2019 |
L'époque de la réionisation de l'Univers (Francoise Combe) |
Collège de France |
02 decembre 2019 - 03 février 2020 |
Modèles multi-échelles et réseaux de neurones convolutifs (Stephane Mallat) |
Collège de France |
22 janvier 2020 - 25 mars 2020 |
Ecole thématique Mars V | Les Houches |
3 - 8 mai 2020 Deadline inscription 1er novembre 2019 |
Goal of the doctoral courses
The main goal of the doctoral courses of the ED127 Doctoral School is to provide the PhD students with a complementary training leading to new scientific themes, methods or know-how, or simply in-depth studies of several known concepts in the field of their thesis or in different fields.
The objective is also to promote the PhD thesis as a genuine professional experience in order to support access to employment after the defense, whether within or outside the framework of academic research. This is done through information and reflection about all potential professional horizons.
Content of the training classes
1. Participation to a least one thematic school (typically accounting for 30hrs), on a topic that can be close or not to the PhD subject.
2. 60 hours of training subdivided as follows:
- participation to long modules of 30hrs and short modules of 15hrs proposed by Doctoral School ED127
- participating to training modules proposed by other doctoral schools (see list and updates at the end of this page)
- participation to courses at the Collège de France
- participation to the "Doctoriales" regularly organized by several Universities.
- attending classes of a "Master 2" level (or equivalent), differing from those that were followed before as a student
The full list of modules provided by the ED127, as well as a number of links to institutes providing other doctoral training classes is available at the end of this page.
3. In addition to these 90 training hrs, it is required of PhDs with a French contract to attend a short training class on Ethics in science and/or the scientific method.
PhD students wishing to attend more classes than the 90-hour requirement are free to do so.
Foreign students, contracts, and PhDs partly carried out outside France
Foreign PhD students defending in a French institute/university and/or with a French contract are required to comply with these training requirements.
Should specific needs/constraints arise for recently arrived foreign students, the formation plan may be adapted after discussing with the formation manager.
Equally, should a significant fraction of the PhD be carried out outside of France, or should other training requirements exist from another party involved in the thesis contract, the formation plan can be adapted. In any case, contact the formation manager for more information.
Registration
Registration to doctoral classes provided by the ED 127 doctoral school is easy :
List of courses currently provided by the ED 127 (2018-2019)
Lien ADUM | Intitulé de la formation | Langue | Durée (heures) | Syllabus | Lieu | Responsable pedagogique | Date de début |
235046 | Astrophysique Nucléaire | FR/ENG | 24 | Meudon | Oertel Micaela micaela.oertel@obspm.fr | 30 mars | |
235055 | Bayesian Statistics | ENG | 30 | Paris | Wandelt Benjamin bwandelt@iap.fr | TBA | |
235054 | Histoire des idées en astronomie et en physique à partir de quelques exemples | FR | 15 | Paris | Bracco Christian Christian.Bracco@obspm.fr | 30 mars | |
235050 | Intelligence artificielle pour l'astrophysique à l'époque du big-data | ENG | 30 | Meudon | Huertas Marc marc.huertas@obspm.fr | 11 mai | |
235044 | L'habitabilité des systèmes planétaires | FR | 15 | Orsay et Guyancourt | Szopa Cyril cyril.szopa@latmos.ipsl.fr | TBA | |
235047 | Description fluide et cinétique des plasmas | FR | 30 | Meudon (CIAS) | Filippo.Pantellini@obspm.fr | 25 mai | |
235049 | Cosmology and structure formation at the epoch of deep large scale surveys | ENG | 30 | TBA | simona.mei@obspm.fr | TBA | |
235053 | Les systèmes du monde des présocratiques à Newton | FR | 30 | Paris | Malpangotto Michela michela.malpangotto@obspm.fr | 17 fevrier | |
235056 | Préparer l'après thèse | FR | 30 | Orsay | Ollivier Marc marc.ollivier@ias.u-psud.fr | TBA | |
235051 | Simulations numériques et calcul haute performance: Applications à l'hydrodynamique pour l'astrophysique | FR | 30 | Saclay | Bournaud Frederic frederic.bournaud@cea.fr | 13 jan | |
235052 | Stochastic Processes in Astrophysics and Cosmology | ENG | 30 | Meudon | Pier-Stefano Corasaniti pier-stefano.corasaniti@obspm.fr | 09 mars |