We are pleased to announce the opening of the new interdisciplinary training program offered by the Origins Institute. This training is intended for all thesis students registered in AMU doctoral schools.
Students can register for the entire course (30H) or only a part of it (1 or more of the 9 modules offered) via their ADUM account.
The training program is as follows
(title/stakeholder(s)/location/date/duration):
1. Formation and evolution of planetary systems (O. Mousis, LAM, March 7, 2H30)
2. The primitive matter of the solar system (P. Vernazza & J. Gattacceca, LAM, March 14, 5H)
3. Notions of habitability in the solar system (O. Mousis, LAM, March 23, 2H30)
4. Evolution of organic matter since its formation to the emergence of life (G. Danger, PIIM, June 6, 2H30) 5. Physical processes in the emergence of life (V. Hue & Y. Quesnel & B. Devouard, CEREGE, April 18, 5H)
6. Metals as the hearth of life (B. Burlat & S. Duval, BIP, May 10, 2H30)
7. Diversity of current life forms on Earth: examples of extremophiles (C. Abergel, IGS & G. Erauso, MIO, May 16, 2H30)
8. Search for life outside the solar system: exoplanets (A. Santerne & S. Sulis, LAM, May 30, 5H) 9. Origins of life: philosophical concepts, scenarios, scientific hypotheses (J-M. Claverie, IGS, June 20, 2H30)
We invite you to consult the Doctoral College website(https://college-doctoral.univ-amu.fr/fr/formations; see "Institute Origins / Module") for more details.