Stanford-France center
In 2016, PSL entered into a partnership with the Stanford-France Center, a program established between Stanford University and France dedicated to research collaborations in all fields.
The agreement between PSL and the Stanford-France Center (SFC), signed in 2016, allows for the co-financing of projects between the two institutions as part of the call for collaborative research proposals published annually by the SFC and the French Embassy in the United States.
This call for proposals aims to foster collaborations between young researchers from France and Stanford University, working on common multidisciplinary research questions.
Numerous joint research projects between PSL and Stanford have thus been conducted, both in the humanities and social sciences and in the sciences, involving in particular the ENS - PSL and Dauphine - PSL.
Several PSL students and post-doctoral fellows have also benefited from the "Visiting Junior Scholar Fellowship" and "Visiting Student Researcher Fellowship" programs, which allow PSL students and young researchers to do research at Stanford.
About the Stanford-France Center
The France-Stanford Center for Interdisciplinary Studies aims to bring together the disciplines of the humanities, social sciences, sciences, engineering, business and law, addressing historical and contemporary issues of importance to France and the United States from a wide range of perspectives.
Founded in partnership with the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Center provides research and event funding to Stanford faculty, researchers, and students as well as their counterparts in France. Since 2003, the center has supported more than 250 Franco-American research projects.