Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics and Systems (MIPS) cluster

Its aim is to provide a forum for synergy between research structures and scientific consultation, with a view to developing joint initiatives between I-SITE members. The cluster comprises 85% of the strengths of the University of Montpellier's MIPS department, and 15% of research units linked to research organizations such as Inria, Institut Agro, IRD, Inrae and CIRAD.

Missions
  • Leading, communicating, highlighting scientific strategy and prospects
  • Federating and fostering partnerships
  • Increase the Region's visibility and contribute to its excellence in the field of Biology-Health, both nationally and internationally.
  • Promoting the link between Training and Research
  • Lead a collective reflection on concerted programming of jobs, skills and human resources in conjunction with establishments and organizations
Scientific scope

The cluster brings together MUSE research laboratories, technology platforms and research services in the fields of mathematics, computer science, physics, engineering sciences and systems (mechanical engineering, electronics, micro and nanoelectronics, etc.).

Research structures

Partnered research structures:

Technology resources

Pricing

Call for projects

Calls for Projects aim to initiate collaboration between research structures or teams on innovative subjects, within the MIPS cluster and with its partners.

Ongoing: this call for projects is the first of the MIPS cluster's Long-Term Thematic Projects. In view of the related funding possibilities, it will only concern the funding of researchers' salaries and thematic schools.

Long-term thematic projects

PTL Colors: "Understanding and optimizing resources

PTL Cogit : "COmprendre et aGIr pour le vivanT

  • PTL Manager: Emmanuel Le Clezio
  • Website

Coordinated on a collegiate basis, the aim of the MIPS PTLs is to structure and animate the community, particularly among young scientists, and also to enable the emergence of new themes andtechnological innovations.

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Paul-Émile Paradan: a gold digger's perseverance

Mathematics researcher at the Institut montpellierain Alexander Grothendieck of the'Université de Montpellier, Paul-Émile Paradan was awarded the " Alexandre-Joannidès " awarded by theAcademie des sciences. It rewards years of solitary research at the interface of Atiyah-Singer index theory, representation theory and symplectic geometry.

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