Partnership with Columbia Alliance Research Internship Program

Columbia Alliance, École Polytechnique, Sciences Po, and Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

Created in 2002, the Alliance Program is an innovative joint-venture between Columbia University, the École Polytechnique, Sciences Po, and Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University. Every year, Columbia University offers a number of student internships in scientific disciplines, which are open to École Polytechnique students (Alliance Research Internship Program).

In 2022, the IICD partnered with the program to host interns from the École Polytechnique. Several of our labs have hosted Alliance interns (see alumni below). The interns work in IICD groups for about 4 months (~April-July).

To learn more, visit the Alliance Research Internship Program website: https://alliance.columbia.edu/other-grant-opportunities-students-and-phd

Read the newsletter article about the new partnership: https://cancerdynamics.columbia.edu/news/iicd-partners-alliance-program-host-students-ecole-polytechnique

 

Alliance Alumni

Sara El Baghdadi: "Inference of Cancer Growth Model" (Mentors: Khanh Dinh and Simon Tavaré)

Ethan Cohen: "Mathematical Modeling and Analysis of the Selective Roles of Whole-Genome Duplication" (Mentors: Khanh Dinh and Simon Tavaré)

Tudy Herriou: "Partial Graph Matching for in Vivo Imaging" (Mentor: Sanja Vickovic)

Mathias Perez: "Machine Learning Frameworks for Analyzing Single-Cell Genomic Data" (Mentor: Elham Azizi)

Léandre Simon: "Stochastic Modeling and Inference for Cell Population Dynamics" (Mentor: Simon Tavaré)

Léa Bohbot: "Leveraging Machine Learning and Statistical Modeling Techniques" (Mentor: Elham Azizi)

Tess Breton: "Statistics and Machine Learning Applied to Healthcare" (Mentors: Khanh Dinh and Simon Tavaré)

Marc Chevrière: "Spatial Organization and Dynamics of Gene Regulation" (Mentor: Elham Azizi)

Madeleine Hueber: "Cancer Evolution and Statistical & Probabilistic Modeling" (Mentors: Simon Tavaré and Khanh Dinh)

Habibi Mohammed-Yassine: "Applications of Statistical Modeling and Understanding of Cancer Evolution" (Mentor: Simon Tavaré)

Tu Duyen Nguyen: "Novel algorithms for computational biology applications" (Mentor: Elham Azizi)

Elisa Bergomi: "Clonal evolution in tumors, applying advanced mathematical techniques to the modeling of cancer evolution" (Mentor: Simon Tavaré)