22 Short courses in Natural Sciences & Mathematics in France

The general objective of the Cell Biology and Cancer course at Institut Curie is to cover different topics in cell biology and physics, focusing on tissue mechanics, memory effect and cell metabolism.

This two-week Human Population Genomics and Genetic Epidemiology course offered by the Institut Pasteur presents theoretical lectures, research examples and hands-on computer training on concepts and tools used in the study of human population genomics and genetic epidemiology.

One of the fundamental issues in biology is the understanding of the relationship between the multiple spatial and temporal scales observed in a biological system. Institut Curie offers the Multiscale integration in Biological Systems programme. 

International Space University's Newspace first week will be dedicated by experts informing the participants on business plan principles, business canvas and essential financial calculations to be included in a business plan.

Paris College of Art offers the Botanics, Drawing, and Printmaking programme for all those interested and curious for nature and a taste for outside drawing sessions.

The aim of this Emerging Viruses course offered by the Institut Pasteur is to educate graduates and post-graduates with understanding and expertise in Emerging Viruses with a particular focus on mechanisms of replication and role played by these viruses leading to pathogenesis, mechanisms of emergence, as well as therapeutic approaches.

Institut Pasteur now offers a full hands-on and intense, 2 weeks training to cover the basics in Cryo-Electronic Microscopy and sample preparation for the single particle analysis (SPA) workflow.

The Principles and Applications of Fluorescence Microscopy course offered by the Institut Pasteur seeks to elucidate the fundamental principles underlying conventional as well as cutting-edge fluorescence microscopy techniques in order to enable the students to choose the most appropriate tools for their research and prepare them to readily understand upcoming microscopy developments.

The aim of this Radiomics - Theory and Practice workshop at Institut Curie is to explain what radiomics is, define best practices and teach how to use the free LIFEx software to analyze images and carry out radiomic studies.

The aim of the Developmental Biology program at the Institut Curie is to provide the participants a comprehensive coverage of the paradigms, problems and technologies of modern Developmental Biology paying particular attention to stem cells.

The Computational Fluid Dynamics Summer program offered by ESTACA is built for students to learn and practice modeling techniques for fluid dynamics.

The Computational Systems Biology of Cancer course at Institut Curie will gather leading speakers from different fields in cancer systems biology, in cancer research and in clinics

The aim of this Epigenetics course at Institut Curie is to provide an overview of epigenetic mechanisms and their links to gene expression and chromatin dynamics in different systems.

The aim of this Post-transcriptional Gene Regulation course at Institut Curie is to provide an overview of post-transcriptional gene regulations at multiple levels, including (pre-)messenger RNA splicing, polyadenylation, modifications (epitranscriptome), localization, translation and degradation.

This two-week Advances In Stem Cell Biology course offered by Institut Pasteur combines lectures and practical sessions that incorporate leading edge technologies to address questions in stem cells biology in the context of organogenesis and regeneration in different organisms.

Genome instability is a hallmark of cancer cells but also a cause of genetic diseases in humans. Institut Curie offers this course on Genome Instability and Human Disease.

This five-week intensive laboratory and lecture Mouse Genetics for Disease Modelling course offered by the Institut Pasteur covers the analysis of gene function at all levels: the gene and its product, the cell and its interactions, the embryonic tissues and the animal as a whole.

This Biobanking training offered by the Institut Pasteur and the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Geneva aims to develop the knowledge and skills necessary for establishing and managing a biobank. Its goal is to enhance the quality, management, and networking of biobanks in clinical laboratory medicine and research

The Non-Coding Genome course at Institut Curie will explore the versatility of non-genic DNA elements and non-coding RNAs across a spectrum of cellular processes, in humans and model organisms, and their implication in physiology and disease.

This four-week intensive laboratory and lecture Molecular Biology of the Cell course offered by the Institut Pasteur, organized in collaboration with the Institut Curie, is devoted to the presentation of current concepts and new experimental techniques in the study of cellular functions.