Interdisciplinary research programs at Université Grenoble Alpes: Cross Disciplinary Program (CDP)
Interdisciplinarity for science and progress.
Launched in 2016 with the support of Idex Université Grenoble Alpes, the Cross-disciplinary Programs (CDP) are ambitious cutting-edge research projects built at the confluence of several disciplines, with the aim of advancing science and innovation and providing answers to four major challenges of the 21st century:
- Sustainable society and planet
- Health, well-being and technology
- Digital technology
- Understanding and fostering innovation
These projects, which are resolutely interdisciplinary, give pride of place to human, political and social sciences, with 30% of the scientific community coming from these communities. Here again, the CDPs have helped Grenoble become a leader in interdisciplinary fields such as the links between beauty and health, research and creation, heritage science, and environmental modeling.
The 21 CDP projects
New CDP projects
- MuSiToxSimultaneous multiresolution X-ray tomography: developments, extensions and applicationsFind out more
- Sport Perf HealthSport and physical activity constitute essential subjects of scientific study both as original models for the development of knowledge and as relevant fields of application in several scientific domains, in order to addr...Find out more
Continued CDP projects
- ACMEAir quality and Climate at urban scale: an interdisciplinary assessment on health, Mobility, Economic issues and inequalities.Find out more
- CerCoG@UGAFrom neuron to collective cognition, the functions and dysfunctions of the brain and human cognitionFind out more
- CyberAlpsAdressing Cybersecurity challenges by bridging technology and social scienceFind out more
- Glyco@Alps2Glyco@Alps explores the fascinating structural diversity and complexity of sugars, a class of molecule referred to as the “dark-matter” of biomolecules, compared to lipids, proteins or nucleic acids.Find out more
- my Health CompanionsMiniaturized, minimally or non-invasive, discreet and innovative companions, in a framework of co-design with all stakeholders, allowing everyone to control their health, from prevention to care.Find out more
- My Way to HealthInvestigating crucial contributing factors to optimize health trajectories, including access to care, socio-economic factors, environmental exposures and urban design.Find out more
- OTEOpen and participatory science at the service of the transition - Energy Transition Observatory (OTE)Find out more
- PatrimalpTo develop and pass on to future generations an interdisciplinary science of heritage, in order to understand the heritage object in all its complexity using cross-disciplinary and innovative research methods without los...Find out more
- TiQuaThe quantum through all its expressions: science, society, innovation, ethics and sustainability.Find out more
Published on January 30, 2020
Updated on February 27, 2023
Updated on February 27, 2023