About ArchiFun

ArchiFun is an international doctoral programme within the Arqus Alliance. It explores the connections between structure, function, and dynamics at every level, from atoms to ecosystems. Moreover, the research topics align with Horizon Europe's Destination 5: "Unlocking new tools, technologies, and digital solutions for a healthier society”. The following flyer explains the programme.

The five implementing partner universities will synergistically collaborate with fundamental European Union actors, such as ESRF, a few components of MOSBRI, one extra EU partner, and four small/medium enterprises.

Implementing partners

Université Claude Bernard Lyon1 UCBL logo
University of Granada University of Granada logo
University of Padua University of Padua logo
University of Munich University of Munich logo
National Institut of Chemistry National Institute of Chemistry logo

Associated partners

Vilnius University Vilnius University logo
ESRF ESRF logo
Institut Pasteur Institut Pasteur logo
BIFI Zaragoza University BIFI Zaragoza University logo
King's College London King's College London logo
FidaBio Technologies FidaBio Technologies logo
NanoTemper Technologies NanoTemper Technologies logo
NovaliX NovaliX logo
PULSALYS PULSALYS logo

The program's goals

Doctoral Fellows will undergo research training designed to cultivate them as critical thinkers and innovative leaders with a comprehensive understanding of Life Sciences. This program aims to establish a European Doctoral School dedicated to developing responsible citizens and future leaders. Participants will acquire the skills and mindset necessary to thrive in life sciences and various other fields. Whether they return to their home countries or seek opportunities globally, they will be well-prepared for success in academia, public service, or the private sector.

ArchiFun doctoral program is built to foster the following five UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):

ArchiFun's core values are rooted in the principles of the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the recruitment and selection of doctoral fellows. Open, transparent and merit-based recruitment (OTM-R) principles will be followed at all stages.