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Training

A training of excellence in microfluidics
The IPGG offers initial training, continuing education and training through
research in microfluidics.
Acquire fundamental notions on the behaviour of fluid flows at the micrometer scale, know how to build and characterise a microfluidic chip, develop a project in state-of-the-art research laboratories or learn how to solve socially relevant challenges in the fields of health, energy, access to water, ecology and the environment.


Master 2 Microfluidics

This interdisciplinary programme specialising in microfluidics is oriented towards innovation and industrial applications. This degree is part of the Master's degree in "Physics of Complex Systems" (Sorbonne University, Paris-Diderot University and Paris Saclay University) and the Master's degree in "Materials Science and Engineering" (PSL University).


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Continuing education at the IPGG

The IPGG's technology platform offers training courses on microfluidic technologies and on the benefits of microfluidics in biology, led by CNRS Formation Entreprises. On request, specific training courses can be set up. Summer Schools and seminars are also organised. These training courses enable applicants to develop their skills in microfluidics and to meet with the expectations of companies and society.


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A PhD at one of the IPGG institutions

The IPGG's three-year research-based training programme prepares students for the highest academic level in microfluidics. It takes place within the ESPCI Paris-PSL, ENS-PSL, Chimie ParisTech-PSL and the Institut Curie. The IPGG has funded more than 50 doctoral fellowships since its creation within its research teams.


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