The Who am I?-Exploring Identity project has been designed and developed as a large networking structure which ambitions...
The Who am I? project brings together biologists, physicists, mathematicians and social scientists to address a fundamental question...
The ambition of Who am I? is to create an inter-disciplinary environment to feed innovative research to catalyze the exchange of ideas...
The Executive Committee is the main decision structure of the labex: it defines and decides the scientific and financial strategies...
The laboratory of excellence Who Am I? aims at promoting new interdisciplinary research projects on themes related to identity and its determinants. The 2017-2018 call for Transition Post-Doc project is new open! Who Am I? Transition Post-Doc program aims at financing a transition phase between the end of the PhD and the start of a post-doc in a different laboratory. Funding will be provided to PhD awarded researcher to complete their thesis project and publication in their PhD laboratory.
Read MoreThe Who Am I? transdisciplinary Mentoring Program aims at financing innovative and cross-disciplinary post-doctoral project focusing on the identity question and specifically on the Who Am I? scientific axis (1-maintenance and integrity, 2-establishment and transmission, 3-evolution, 4-environement and perception and 5-loss of identity). The 2018 call is now open!
To be eligible, the submitted proposals should enter one of the 3 three following categories:
Read MoreSave the date! The 2017 meeting of Laboratory of Excellence Who am I?-Exploring Identity, from molecules to individuals- will be held on December 11, 2017, at the Amphitheatre Buffon (Paris Diderot University). The program of this meeting includes presentations of the collaborative projects financed within the labex Who Am I?.
Read MoreWho Am I? co-sponsors the France-Japan Epigenetics Workshop 2017 held in Paris, on 6-8 November, 2017. This 3 day's workshop explores the diverse ways through which DNA methylation,
Read MoreWho Am I? co-sponsors the 6th annual meeting of the Groupement de Recherche GDR3545 on G protein-coupled receptors – from physiology to drugs, gathering the French community interested in G protein-coupled receptors.
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