ApogeeBio · innovAtive European POstdoctoral fellowship programme of GEnopolE BIOcluster
Horizon 2020 — Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions
- Duration
- 2022-05-01 → 2027-04-30
- EU contribution
- €1,765,440
- Participants
- 1
- Scheme
- MSCA-COFUND
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Results in brief
innovAtive European POstdoctoral fellowship programme of GEnopolE BIOcluster
The ApogeeBio program, funded by the EU through Horizon 2020 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions COFUND, aims to enhance postdoctoral researchers' careers with high-quality training, international mobility, and interdisciplinary research skills. Focusing on gene and cell therapies, environmental genomics, systems and synthetic biology, biotechnologies, biophysics, structural and molecular biology, chemistry, and computational biology, ApogeeBio operates within Genopole, the premier biocluster in the South Paris Region. ApogeeBio launched 3 calls for 24 fellowships to finance experienced researchers, offering choices among 14 academic labs and 83 companies within Genopole. These labs are supervised by national research organizations like Inserm, CNRS, CEA, and institutions such as the University of Evry and Institut Mines-Télécom. The objectives of ApogeeBio are: - Enhancing International Attractiveness: Making Genopole a top destination for international postdoctoral researchers with competitive opportunities. - Advancing Scientific Research: Supporting innovative research projects in life sciences, biotechnology, and digital sciences. - Promoting Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Fostering collaborations that bring together diverse expertise for comprehensive research outcomes. - Providing Comprehensive Training: Offering training and career development to equip researchers with essential skills for successful careers. ApogeeBio addresses gaps in postdoctoral research opportunities, advances scientific knowledge, and contributes to societal well-being, establishing a legacy of excellence in life sciences and biotechnology.
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Project objective
The ApogeeBio programme will propose 24 post-doctoral fellowships of 24 months within 3 international competitive calls. The objective of the programme, through such an ambitious joint action, is to foster the international attractiveness and visibility of the whole biocluster of Genopole, with the aim to attract high quality international researchers from Europe and all over the world. The fellows will be recruited in a world-class research and innovation environment with more than 2,400 people employed by 83 companies, 14 academic research laboratories, and 25 technology platforms and infrastructures. The ApogeeBio project cover interdisciplinary fields of research and innovation applied to health and environment.Through ApogeeBio, a higher level is reached compared to existing high-quality post-doctoral fellowship programmes in the biocluster.-Via an attractive position, including excellent working and research conditions, the programme will provide fellows with training and networking opportunities that will enhance their career development potential and boost the relevance of their work for other sectors within and outside academia, including regular interaction with private biotechs of the biocluster Genopole.-The ApogeeBio programme will not only rise the excellence of the biocluster and its research fellows but it will also help the implementation of European standards and stimulate adopting and sharing good practices to anchor the biolcuster Genopole as an active contributor to the ERA.The aim of ApogeeBio is also to support research excellence in Europe and favour the nurturing of highly-qualified researchers; it will help the fellows recruited to :-Develop Academic Independence-Enhance their Mobility profile by experiencing different environments, widening their perspectives, expanding their international networks, and gaining new opportunities for cross-sectoral and/or multidisciplinary collaborations-Boost career development
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Participants
- GENOPOLE GIP · EVRYCoordinatorFrance
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