Doctoral and post-doctoral track

ACADEMIC TRACK

DOCTORAL AND POST-DOCTORAL TRACK

THESES AND POST-DOCS FUNDED BY TTI.5

THESES AND POST-DOCS ACCREDITED BY TTI.5

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The TTI.5 doctoral and post-doctoral track

offers 2 possibilities

TTI.5 funded PhD and postdoctoral research

TTI.5’s main vocation is to fund interdisciplinary PhDs and postdoctoral research on transition-related topics. A call for research proposals is issued on a regular basis.

Theses and post-docs funded by TTI.5

TTI.5 accredited PhDs and postdoctoral research

Some theses and post-doctoral researchs in Mines Paris – PSL align with the research topics of TTI.5. Doctoral and post-doctoral students, with the agreement of their directors, may apply for the TTI.5 accreditation. It will enable their integration into the TTI.5 community and participation in its activities.

Theses and post-docs accredited by TTI.5

THESIS AND POSTDOCTORAL POSITIONS

All our current openings for doctoral and postdoctoral positions can be found on this page.

TTI.5 DOCTORAL AND POST-DOCTORAL STUDENTS WEBINARS

TTI.5 organizes a series of monthly online seminars to give PhD and post-doctoral students the opportunity to present and discuss their research. This seminar is designed to encourage them to speak up and engage in discussion.

2026-2027 SCHEDULE

Thursday 26 november 2026, 1.30pm-3.30pm

Delphine DOUTSAS (Centre de Statistique et Images, Mines Paris – PSL et ENS)
Thesis topic: “Solving inverse problems using deep learning methods applied to hyperspectral images” – Read the abstract
Riccardo LOSA (Centre de Gestion Scientifique, Mines Paris – PSL et Centre de Recherche en Informatique)
Postdoctoral research topic: “Tracking the environmental impacts of products to reduce them: design and assessment of the impacts of the Digital Product Passport (DPP) in decarbonisation and sustainable resource management”.
Gabriel GENELOT (Centre de Mathématiques Appliquées, Mines Paris – PSL)
Thesis topic: “Integration of geographic information systems into foresight models” – Read the abstract

Thursday 28 january 2027, 1.30pm-3.30pm

Albin GAGNEPAIN (Centre de Mathématiques Appliquées, Mines Paris – PSL et IMT Atlantique)
Thesis topic: “Nuclear power programme: technical and economic optimisation and management of infrastructure and the nuclear fuel cycle” – Read the abstract
Rania CHAABI (Centre Énergie, Environnement, Procédés et Géosciences, Mines Paris – PSL)
Thesis topic:  “Fluid–rock interaction in the context of underground hydrogen storage” – Read the abstract
Lou STÜHRENBERG (Centre de Sociologie de l’Innovation et Centre de Mathématiques Appliquées, Mines Paris – PSL)
Thesis topic: “A study of the links between foresight and governance in relation to climate change mitigation scenarios” – Read the abstract

Thursday 25 march 2027, 1.30pm-3.30pm

Astrid LE CHIPPEY (Centre de Gestion Scientifique et ISIGE, Mines Paris – PSL)
Thesis topic: “The practices of businesses and financial institutions regarding biodiversity protection” – Read the abstract
Mariam BEAURE D’AUGÈRES (Centre de Sociologie de l’Innovation et Centre des Matériaux, Mines Paris – PSL)
Thesis topic: “What constitutes a sustainable pair of jeans?” – Read the abstract
Hanna SOTO VARGAS (ISIGE, Mines Paris – PSL et INRAE)
Thesis topic: “Resilience of ecosystem services provided by Nature-based Adaptation Solutions (NBAS): the example of vegetative engineering on river banks” – Read the abstract

Thursday 27 may 2027, 1.30pm-3.30pm

Léo DÉCHAUMET (Centre de Statistique et Images, Mines Paris – PSL et ENS)
Thesis topic: “Automatic classification of lake plankton to characterise ecosystem functioning” – Read the abstract
Thaïs RAKOVITCH (Centre de Gestion Scientifique et Géosciences, Mines Paris – PSL)
Thesis topic: “Collective management of water resources in the face of shortages: exploring the application of the general average rule” – Read the abstract
Pauline BUCCIARELLI (Centre de Mathématiques Appliquées, Mines Paris – PSL et Bocconi University)
Postdoctoral research topic: “Distributive justice on a global scale in decarbonisation scenarios”

Thursday 24 june 2027, 1.30pm-3.30pm

Rachel PIERRE-LÉANDRE (Centre de Mathématiques Appliquées, Mines Paris – PSL et Université des Antilles)
Thesis topic: “Structural inequalities and mitigation and adaptation trajectories in Martinique. Analysis of decarbonisation targets through the lens of equity and post-colonial island-specific characteristics” – Read the abstract
Clément GASULL (Centre de Sociologie de l’Innovation, Mines Paris – PSL, LaBRI et LISN – ENSIIE)
Postdoctoral research topic: “CONTRIA – Environmental controversies surrounding AI: global challenges and local conflicts”
Thibaut ELOY (Centre de Mathématiques Appliquées et Géosciences, Mines Paris – PSL)
Postdoctoral research topic: “Clim’Seine: Addressing the socio-economic and environmental challenges linked to groundwater and surface water temperatures in the face of global changes in the Seine basin”