Doctoral College (ED182)
The Doctoral School of Physics and Chemistry-Physics is co-accredited between Unistra and UHA. It aims to provide research training in the areas of interest of its 8 laboratories. The spectrum of research themes is broad, in line with the broad orientations that make up the strength of the Strasbourg scientific pole, ranging from subatomic physics to astrophysics, through the physics of condensed matter with its ramifications in the nanosciences ( properties of unique objects), functional materials (optics, magnetism and spintronics) and mesoscopic physics. The doctoral school is highly multidisciplinary as shown by the different priority themes that are redefined each year, combining the contributions of physics and chemistry to the interface with life sciences, for example in biomedical imaging but also in biomaterials and polymeric materials.
PhD students enrolled or wishing to register for the UHA can refer to the site of the Mulhouse antenna.
Missions:
Organize the training of PhD students
Ensure supervision and monitoring of PhD students
Prepare them for their professional insertion
Treat applications for doctoral contracts
Examination of thesis defense files
The principles set by the University of Strasbourg for the preparation of a thesis are specified in the doctoral charter.
French version of the doctorate charter.
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Doctoral College (ED182)
The Doctoral School of Physics and Chemistry-Physics is co-accredited between Unistra and UHA. It aims to provide research training in the areas of interest of its 8 laboratories. The spectrum of research themes is broad, in line with the broad orientations that make up the strength of the Strasbourg scientific pole, ranging from subatomic physics to astrophysics, through the physics of condensed matter with its ramifications in the nanosciences ( properties of unique objects), functional materials (optics, magnetism and spintronics) and mesoscopic physics. The doctoral school is highly multidisciplinary as shown by the different priority themes that are redefined each year, combining the contributions of physics and chemistry to the interface with life sciences, for example in biomedical imaging but also in biomaterials and polymeric materials.
PhD students enrolled or wishing to register for the UHA can refer to the site of the Mulhouse antenna.
Missions:
Organize the training of PhD students
Ensure supervision and monitoring of PhD students
Prepare them for their professional insertion
Treat applications for doctoral contracts
Examination of thesis defense files
The principles set by the University of Strasbourg for the preparation of a thesis are specified in the doctoral charter.
French version of the doctorate charter.