Program Overview

Introduction to the EDNE Neuroscience Program

The EDNE Neuroscience program at EPFL is a doctoral program that provides extensive training in various fields of neurosciences. This program is designed to push the frontiers of our understanding of the central nervous system, one of the most fascinating organs of the human body.

Program Overview

The EDNE program offers students a dynamic and interdisciplinary environment in which to study. Students matriculate in the Brain Mind Institute, the Neuro-X Institute, or in other research groups affiliated with the program. The program also has close cooperation with the Neuroscience doctoral programs of the University of Lausanne and the University of Geneva (LN Doctoral School).

Research Areas

The EDNE program covers a wide range of research areas, including:

• Molecular neurosciences
• Cellular neurosciences
• Circuit neurosciences
• Computational neurosciences
• Cognitive and behavioral neurosciences
• Neuroprosthetics and neuroengineering

Program Structure

The program is structured to provide students with a comprehensive education in neuroscience, including:

• Coursework
• Research projects
• Mentoring
• Candidacy exams
• Annual reports and scientific discussions
• End of thesis

People Involved

The EDNE program involves a committee, thesis directors, PhD students, PhD student representatives, and jury presidents.

Published Theses

The program publishes theses written by its students, which are available for review.

Awards

The EDNE program offers awards to its students, including the EDNE AWARDS, which recognize outstanding research and academic achievement.

Events

The program hosts various events, including thesis defenses, seminars, and workshops.

Conclusion

The EDNE Neuroscience program at EPFL is a comprehensive and interdisciplinary program that provides students with a unique opportunity to study the central nervous system and contribute to the advancement of neuroscience research. With its dynamic environment, extensive training, and research opportunities, the EDNE program is an ideal choice for students interested in pursuing a career in neuroscience.