First Year (39th Cycle)
Doctoral students in the 39th cycle have begun their research projects and acquired the required credits by attending advanced courses taught by both faculty members and experts from other universities, as well as seminars held by visiting professors.
Students presented the results of their research to the Faculty Board on September 25, 2024, and were all admitted to the second year.
The overall scientific output of first-year doctoral students includes:
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2 articles in international journals
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3 conference proceedings
Second Year (38th Cycle)
Doctoral students in the 38th cycle continued their research in their areas of interest and continued their training by attending advanced courses taught by both faculty members and experts from other universities, as well as seminars held by visiting professors.
Students presented the results of their research to the Faculty Board on September 25, 2024, and were all admitted to the third year.
The overall scientific output of second-year doctoral students includes:
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6 articles in international journals
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9 conference proceedings
Third Year (37th Cycle)
Doctoral students in the 37th cycle completed their research and training by attending advanced courses taught by both faculty members and experts from other universities, as well as seminars held by visiting professors.
Students presented the results of their research to the Faculty Board on September 24, 2024, and were all admitted to the final exam.
The overall scientific output of third-year doctoral students includes:
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25 articles in international journals
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36 conference proceedings
Students took the final exam on December 16 and 17, 2024, and obtained their degrees with excellent marks. PON students will take the final exam in early March 2025.
Research Activities Abroad
Students from all three years have carried out at least six months of research at prestigious universities (University of California, US; University of Oxford, UK; K.U. Leuven, Belgium; University of Liege, Belgium; McGill University, Canada; Ghent University, Belgium; University College London UCL, UK; Institute Galien- Université Paris Saclay, France; NOVA School of Sciences and Technology, Lisbon, Portugal; University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands) and industries (SARANDREA company, BIOCEV Research Center, Vestec, Czech Republic).