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  • The University of Angers has climbed up the ranks in the 2026 edition of the THE World University Rankings, improving its national and international position after entering the prestigious list last year. This rise is largely due to the university's research activity.
  • The France Excellence Eiffel scholarship programme has enabled UA's Mint research unit to host a young Indian researcher since October. For the next three years, Shreya Dey will be conducting research into lung cancer as part of her PhD. This research aims to improve treatment effectiveness for lung cancer.
  • The first ten laureates of the European Breath programme gathered in Angers from 20 to 22 October for a welcome session and training courses. All of these doctoral students have international backgrounds and will be working on topics combining health with humanities and social sciences.
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