As part of its roadmap for transdisciplinary and interdisciplinary health research, the CNRS (via MITI) is launching a call for proposals for doctoral contracts.
In 2024, the CNRS has drawn up a roadmap for transdisciplinary and interdisciplinary health research, focusing on human health throughout life in the context of global social and environmental change.
This roadmap covers a wide range of competencies, integrating all disciplines, from fundamental research to innovation and integration into patient care. This call for proposals aims to support, through a doctoral contract, interdisciplinary initiatives aimed at :
- study or identify staff determinants (natural predispositions, genetics, behaviours, etc.), as well as environmental and social factors, which affect the evolution of health, at individual or population level
- understanding/modeling/predicting the mechanisms of physio-pathological transitions and the development of pathologies, in particular as a function of these different determinants.
Proposals may focus on the development of concepts, methods or tools, whether specific solutions for a particular pathology or more general developments.
Deadline for applications:
Wednesday, March 26, 2025 at noon (Paris time)
Application:
To submit an application, please log on to the NOA application: https: //noa.cnrs.fr/. You will be invited to connect via the RENATER "identity federation" (JANUS codes for CNRS unit agents) and you will be able to choose the "Thèses Sante 2025" call from the list of calls. We strongly encourage you to use your institutional address in order to benefit from the pre-filling of certain fields (information concerning you or your laboratory as well as those of your partners).
Scientific manager: Anne-Marie Gué (CNRS Ingénierie)
For further information: cnrs-frsante@cnrs.fr
