The GenE2 Master's programme provides advanced training in genetics, genomics, epigenomics, metagenomics, non-coding genome biology, evolution, bioinformatics, and data science. Combining theory, hands-on workshops, and a six-month research internship, students gain expertise in cutting-edge technologies such as ChIP-seq, single-cell omics, spatial transcriptomics, and large-scale data analysis.
GenE2's integrative and multi-species approach connects molecular mechanisms, omics technologies, computational biology, and evolutionary processes to understand genome function, adaptation, biodiversity, and host–microbe interactions. Graduates are well prepared for PhD programmes and careers in genomics, biotechnology, bioinformatics, and life sciences research.
- Enseignant: Jérome Artus
- Enseignant: Emmanuelle Baudry
- Enseignant: Sébastien Bloyer
- Enseignant: Antoine Branca
- Enseignant: Stephanie Bury-Mone
- Enseignant: Fabrice Confalonieri
- Enseignant: Frederic Cremazy
- Enseignant: Christine Dillmann
- Enseignant: Sophie Dupre
- Enseignant: Cécile Fairhead
- Enseignant: Pierre Grognet
- Enseignant: Isabelle Guenal
- Enseignant: Isabelle Guenal
- Enseignant: Myriam Harry
- Enseignant: Gaelle Lelandais
- Enseignant: Elodie Marchadier
- Enseignant: Benoit Moindrot
- Enseignant: Sophie Netter
- Enseignant: Eugen Pfeifer
- Enseignant: Olga Soutourina