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SciLifeLab Programme for fUture Leaders in life SciencE

Description du projet

Une formation internationale avancée en sciences de la vie

Les sciences de la vie, qui étudient les organismes vivants, sont cruciales pour les avancées technologiques et pour relever les défis sociétaux. La demande de scientifiques formés pour s’attaquer à des questions essentielles au sein de l’Espace européen de la recherche, telles que la médecine de précision, la préparation aux pandémies, la biologie planétaire et le développement de médicaments, ne cesse de croître. Soutenu par le programme Actions Marie Skłodowska-Curie, le projet SciLifeLab PULSE va recruter 48 postdoctorants pour des filières académiques et entrepreneuriales. Coordonné par le SciLifeLab suédois, le programme entend former des leaders influents dans le monde universitaire et industriel. Il offrira trois années de formation internationale et interdisciplinaire en sciences de la vie, ce qui permettra aux participants d’entrer en contact avec la communauté scientifique mondiale, de recevoir une formation de base et spécialisée et d’accéder à des installations de haute technologie.

Objectif

SciLifeLab PULSE is a MSCA-COFUND postdoctoral programme of excellence in Life Sciences coordinated by the Swedish research infrastructure SciLifeLab. PULSE will recruit 48 postdocs in academic and entrepreneurial tracks, that will receive 3 years of international interdisciplinary and intersectoral career training focused on preparing them as impactful leaders in academia and/or industry. PULSE postdocs will be immersed in the internationally recognised scientific community of Universities (10), Research Institutes (4), Infrastructures (3), Companies (12) and Associations (4), providing joint core career and specialised training and access to cutting-edge high-technology infrastructures that comprise the foundation of SciLifeLab. At the heart of PULSE is a well-conceived core training programme, augmented by secondments to ensure necessary breadth and tailored individualised training adapted and relevant to academia and industry, and to facilitate international scientific exchange. The PULSE output will be a new breed of scientists, well-prepared in the application of high-throughput technologies and data-dense analytical approaches, and who can confidently meet the emerging societal challenges confronting the European Research Area, specifically in precision medicine, pandemic laboratory preparedness, planetary biology and drug discovery and development. PULSE is aligned with the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers and takes into account the MSCA supervision guidelines and Green Charter. PULSE will have an impact that extends beyond its duration, establishing dialogues with multiple stakeholders in the non-academic sector and by setting new standards in postgraduate research training in Life Sciences internationally. PULSE will be administered by the Swedish Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), and has an overall budget of 19.0 MEUR, of which 36% stems from the EC and 64% from participating institutions.

Coordinateur

KUNGLIGA TEKNISKA HOEGSKOLAN
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 6 877 440,00
Adresse
BRINELLVAGEN 8
100 44 Stockholm
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Région
Östra Sverige Stockholm Stockholms län
Type d’activité
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
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