Graduate Programmes in Lille

Dear Science for a Changing Planet students,

🌟 Start 2025 with Insight and Inspiration!

Are you considering a PhD or simply curious about what doctoral studies entail? Join us for the first afterwork of 2025 hosted by the Graduate Programme, dedicated to exploring everything about pursuing a thesis.

🗓 When: January 21, 5:00 PM
📍 Where: Chevreul Institute
🍷 What: Insights followed by a networking drink

This special session features Frédéric Parole, Director of the SMRE Doctoral School, who will:

Guide you through the PhD application process.
Share essential resources to start your doctoral journey.
Answer all your questions about daily life as a doctoral student, expectations, and opportunities.

Whether you’re ready to embark on a research career or simply exploring your options, this event is your chance to learn more about pursuing a PhD in the SMRE Doctoral School.

🎉 After the discussion, enjoy a drink and connect with peers, faculty, and Frédéric Parole in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

👉 Free Registration: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSffYy_ayDtGAylgoDL8qEpYDY07lWjAgeoNcwOA-eDjCW8lTw/viewform?usp=sf_link

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to start shaping your future in research. We look forward to seeing you there!

Dear SCP Master & PhD students,

Do not miss the first Afterwork Seminar of the year that will take place on Thursday 21st November at 5.15 p.m in the amphitheater of Chevreul Institute.
Elodie Gloesener, Junior Professor Chair at the University of Lille will share with us about 'Phase behavior of clathrate hydrates in complex systems: Astrophysical applications'

Elodie holds a PhD in planetary sciences from UCLouvain (Belgium) where she studied methane trapping and global clathrate stability regions in the Martian crust. After a first postdoc in Belgium, during which she studied the surface and subsurface water environment on Mars, Elodie joined the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology from June 2021 to May 2024 to study the stability of clathrate hydrates under conditions relevant to the outer Solar System. In September 2024, she joined the University of Lille as a Junior Professor Chair. Her research involves experimental investigation and thermodynamic modeling to better understand clathrate hydrate phase behavior and applications to CO2 sequestration in marine sediments and icy moons.

Drinks will be served after the seminar

Please, make sure to confirm your attendance on the following link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdKYZclJcpOsmvm84qeZwCwRdheymfjvHtinK4jhuoIHwRUcA/viewform?usp=sf_link

We hope to see many of you!

📣The second call for application for the Graduate Programmes' fellowship grants 2024-2025 is now open until May 15.
Please visit our website in order to apply: https://graduate-programmes.univ-lille.fr/en/fellowships
If you need any further information, please email us on the following address: [email protected]📣

We hope that you are as enthusiastic as we are to welcome the Spring season 2024!

🔹In order to make the most of it, remember that there is still time to apply to the Graduate Programmes mobility grant until 31st March ( you can complete your application by logging into the Graduate Programme Portal on the MoveOn plateform: https://univlille.moveonfr.com/.../63569462b99b4f3b2b.../eng)

🔸You can also take part to the University of Lille Transition week events and conferences currently on until 28th march (https://semainedestransitions.univ-lille.fr/)