PhDs
Currently funded PhDs
The Foundation wishes to fund three to six PhDs per year (“Jean-Pierre Aguilar” scholarships) in the exact sciences on topics not necessarily related to CFM's activity. We wish to provide better financial conditions than the best scholarships available at present.
2023-2026
Mathématiques
Antonin Chodron de Courcel
2023-2026
Physique
Mathilde Schuchard
2023-2026
Biologie
Ariel Offenstadt
2023-2026
Physique
Lila Sarfati
2023-2026
Mathématiques
Elias Nohra
2023-2026
Mathématiques
Santiago Arambillete
2022-2025
Astrophysique
David Paipa Leon
2022-2025
Informatique
Giulia Giusti
2022-2025
Mathématiques sociales
Paul Bouchaud
2022-2025
Mathématiques
Vincent Viau
2022-2025
Biologie
Leah Friedman
2022-2025
Physique
Coraline Letouze
2021-2024
Mathématiques & Informatique
Julia Linhart
2021-2024
Cosmologie
Svyatoslav Trusov
2021-2024
Nano-hydrodynamique
Baptiste Coquinot
2021-2024
Physique
Zakarya Benayad
2023-2026
Mathematics
Antonin Chodron de Courcel
2023-2026
Physics
Mathilde Schuchard
2023-2026
Biology
Ariel Offenstadt
2023-2026
Physics
Lila Sarfati
2023-2026
Mathematics
Elias Nohra
2023-2026
Mathematics
Santiago Arambillete
2022-2025
Astrophysics
David Paipa Leon
2022-2025
Informatics
Giulia Giusti
2022-2025
Social Mathematics
Paul Bouchaud
2022-2025
Mathematics
Vincent Viau
2022-2025
Biology
Leah Friedman
2022-2025
Physics
Coraline Letouze
2021-2024
Mathematics & Informatics
Julia Linhart
2021-2024
Cosmology
Svyatoslav Trusov
2021-2024
Nano-hydrodynamics
Baptiste Coquinot
2021-2024
Physics
Zakarya Benayad
They talk about the Foundation
Thibaut Arnoulx de Pirey, Class of 2018
“The financial support of the Foundation is undoubtedly a plus for carrying out my PhD in the best possible conditions. In addition to the advantageous salary paid to doctoral students, allowing mobility abroad is a real asset for a young researcher.”
Alumni
The CFM Foundation has funded PhDs since 2009.