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A small percentage of the university tuition fees goes each year to the [http://www.u-psud.fr/en/index.html Fond de Solidarité et de Développement des Initiatives Etudiantes] (Fund for Solidarity and Development of Student Initiatives, FSDIE), whose goal is to help students realise projects (regarding science, sport, solidarity, etc). Students should present an application form which is examined by a jury composed of student representatives and teachers. | A small percentage of the university tuition fees goes each year to the [http://www.u-psud.fr/en/index.html Fond de Solidarité et de Développement des Initiatives Etudiantes] (Fund for Solidarity and Development of Student Initiatives, FSDIE), whose goal is to help students realise projects (regarding science, sport, solidarity, etc). Students should present an application form which is examined by a jury composed of student representatives and teachers. | ||
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The [http://www.i2bc.paris-saclay.fr/?lang=en Institute of Integrative Biology of the Cell] is a lab supported by both Université Paris-Sud, the CNRS and the CEA. The institute includes 80 teams of scientists and 15 facilities from 8 research units. It is located in 3 different research campus (Orsay in the Paris-Sud University, Gif-Sur-Yvette in the CNRS, Saclay campus in the CEA). | The [http://www.i2bc.paris-saclay.fr/?lang=en Institute of Integrative Biology of the Cell] is a lab supported by both Université Paris-Sud, the CNRS and the CEA. The institute includes 80 teams of scientists and 15 facilities from 8 research units. It is located in 3 different research campus (Orsay in the Paris-Sud University, Gif-Sur-Yvette in the CNRS, Saclay campus in the CEA). | ||
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The [http://www.villebon-charpak.fr/ Villebon Georges Charpak Institute] aims to form undergraduates students to science and technologies with very innovative educative approaches. Two of our iGEM members follow this course and had the opportunity to come to Boston thanks to the substantial help of the Institute. | The [http://www.villebon-charpak.fr/ Villebon Georges Charpak Institute] aims to form undergraduates students to science and technologies with very innovative educative approaches. Two of our iGEM members follow this course and had the opportunity to come to Boston thanks to the substantial help of the Institute. | ||
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The Magistère of Biology is a diploma which can be obtained in France after 3 years of study. Courses are delivered by teachers from public (CNRS, INRA, University) and private (Research & Development) company as well as managers from the bio-industry, and cover various aspect of biology (science but also marketing, communication, journalism…). | The Magistère of Biology is a diploma which can be obtained in France after 3 years of study. Courses are delivered by teachers from public (CNRS, INRA, University) and private (Research & Development) company as well as managers from the bio-industry, and cover various aspect of biology (science but also marketing, communication, journalism…). |
Revision as of 11:52, 9 October 2016