Master
2nd year
Semester 3 & Semester 4
BioImaging (BIM)
Chairs
F.
Cloppet, PhD
Université Paris Descartes
Pr. C. Oppenheim, MD, PhD
Université Paris Descartes
E.
Angelini, PhD
Telecom ParisTech
UE
3.0 - Seminars & conferences
UE 3.1 - Interdisciplinary
week
UE 3.2 - Optical imaging -
level I
UE
3.3 - Medical image analysis -level 1
UE 3.4 - Diagnostic imaging
UE 3.5 - Chemistry for imaging
UE 3.6 - Physics and
Technology of
medical imaging
UE 3.7a - Molecular chemistry for
imaging
UE 3.8a - Advanced Biology for
imaging
UE 3.9a - Molecular Imaging
UE 3.10a - Functional and
Metabolic Imaging
UE 3.7b - Optical Imaging,
Level II
UE 3.8b - Acoustic and
Electromagnetics for imaging
UE 3.9b - Tissue optics and Laser interactions
UE 3.10b - Medical image
Analsysis level II
UE
4.0 - Ethical aspects of bioengineering
UE 4.1 - Economical &
industrial aspects
UE 4.2 - Lab training,
research internship
Semester 3
Semester 4
Bioimaging
is an exciting and growing field overlapping the interfaces of
engineering, mathematics and computer sciences, as well as chemistry,
physics, life sciences, and medecine. The main goal of bioimaging is to
improve human health by using imaging modalities to advance diagnosis,
treatment, and prevention of human diseases.
The
BIM track offers high-level interdisciplinary education and training
supported by the complementary skills of ParisDescartes and ParisTech.
A large network of research laboratories provides students access to
industrial and experimental imaging systems that utilize innovative
technologies.
The
BIM track is accessible to engineering and life-science students
(medicine, pharmacology, biology, chemistry, biochemistry, physics)
preparing for career paths in academic research or industrial
R&D
environments. It relies on close collaboration between Paris-Descartes
and several ParisTech engineering schools (Telecom, ENSTA, Mines, Arts
et Métiers, lOGS, ESPCI, Polytechnique, Chimie.) The BIM curriculum
consists of fifteen courses (UE) at the M2 level that are organized,
taught, and overseen by faculty members expert in the appropriate
fields.
Course Selection: during the M2 year, students select two 6-ECTS courses (UE) from a core syllabus, two 3-ECTS UE from their subtrack (IMH or IMP), and one 6-ECTS or two 3-ECTS additional UE(s) in one of the subtracks or in the common core, or even in another track. The set of each student's elective courses is determined according to his/her professional objectives and approved by their track advisor.
PDF of the BIM courses details.
PDF of the schedule for 2011-2012.
(a) Imaging from Molecule to Human (IMH)
(b) Imaging Modalities & Processing (IMP)
Internship: The 5-month internship can be performed in any academic or industrial laboratory, pending approval from the track advisor. A list of research labs involved in BIM teaching is available here.
Two subtracks are proposed :
