Our portraits
Students, doctoral students, researchers, teacher-researchers, doctors, staff, alumni, they are the strength of Sorbonne University.
Katarina Grznarova
Post-doctoral researcher at the Brain Institute
Supports : The detection of neurodegenerative diseases
It's always enriching to see how other people do research.
Kiyoka Kinugawa Bourron
Neurogeriatric doctor and head of the "CHRONOS-SARC-REAL" project, which seeks to improve the diagnosis of sarcopenia.
Ultimately, we hope to develop software that could be used as a medical device to diagnose sarcopenia.
Alessandro Garcea
Director of the Sciences of Antiquity Initiative
Statistics show that interest in classics and ancient civilizations remains strong.
Orian Sharoni
PhD Candidate at SCAI
Supports : COLLAGE: Collective Listening and Learning Agents for Generative Improvisation
When we’re researching how algorithms can do something in a human way, it allows us to ask: what is human?
Augustin Brassens
Winner of the "Ma Thèse en 180 secondes" internet user prize
Preparing for MT180 helps break down the apprehension of talking about your subject.
Anne Fenoy
Winner of the "My thesis in 180 seconds" jury prize
Human sciences can be popularised in the same way as hard sciences.
Prithika Pavade
High-level table tennis player and natural sciences student
I am lucky to have the status of a high-level athlete, which offers me solutions to achieve this dual sporting and academic project under the best conditions possible.
Corinne Aubert
First Dean of the Faculty of Science and Engineering at Sorbonne University
Diversity is a strength for scientific research.
Nicolas Bernardi
Life sciences student and high-level archer
Beyond the competition, my main objective is to fully enjoy this event that only happens once in a lifetime.
Jean-Dominique Polack
New chairman of the Sorbonne University Research Ethics Committee
The members of the REC bring a wide range of expertise to the table in order to examine research protocols from different angles.