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Claude Grison Honored for Her Research
Published on: October 7 , 2026
Bio-inspired eco-chemist Claude Grison receives the insignia of Officer of the National Order of Merit
Published on: September 28 , 2026
Scientific Ecology in the Spotlight
Published on: September 23 , 2026
Claude Grison Honored for Her Research
Updated on: October 7 , 2026
A native of Castelnau and a research director in the “exceptionnelle” class at the CNRS, Claude Grison has just…
Bio-inspired eco-chemist Claude Grison receives the insignia of Officer of the National Order of Merit
Updated on: September 28 , 2026
Article by Camille Fontaine, Research Director at the CNRS and Director of the Chemistry Laboratory…
It Took a Special Kind of Person to Come Up With It (4/8): Claude Grison, Environmental Researcher
Updated on: August 26 , 2026
Profile. The chemist uses plants to purify water or to make…
There are still too few female scientists launching startups with patents in Europe
Updated on: March 4 , 2026
The new study by the Patent and Technology Observatory highlights the lack of…
Pharmaceutical Chemistry: “Plants Can Free Europe from Its Dependence on Critical Metals”
Updated on: February 16 , 2026
The European pharmaceutical industry relies on imported critical metals and a…
Girls' Interest in Science: The Urgent Need to Take Action Against Stereotypes
Updated on: January 13 , 2026
Every year in France, there is a shortage of 20,000 engineers and 60,000 technicians for the…
When Invasive Species Recycle Valuable Molecules
Updated on: January 8 , 2026
Lorraine-based researcher Claude Grison, who heads the bio-inspired chemistry laboratory and…
Chemist Claude Grison, a native of Meuse, joins the Collège de France
Updated on: November 15 , 2025
A native of Verdun, this internationally renowned chemist, who was one of the youngest…
women in science
Updated on: September 17 , 2025
Delve into the inspiring journeys of ten remarkable women scientists who are redefining…
When Nature Regenerates Itself
Updated on: September 17 , 2025
Preserving soil quality is a priority, and nature-inspired solutions are…
Scientists fear an upcoming pandemic spread by the tiger mosquito
Updated on: August 1 , 2025
Researcher Claude Grison explains the occurrence of chikungunya cases near Montpellier…
These 10 Amazing Women Are Inducted into the Academy of Sciences
Updated on: February 11 , 2025
They are immunologists, neurologists, astrophysicists… They all work in fields…
RI2 EcoPalladium National Program
Updated on: December 20 , 2024
Preventing the Forecasted Drug Shortage Through Palladium Ecocatalysis for a…
25 Years Since the Allègre Law: Is the “Fear of Failure” Still Holding Back Innovation?
Updated on: December 19 , 2024
The Allègre Act of 1999 marked a turning point in the higher education and research ecosystem by providing…
25 Years of the Allègre Law: A Springboard for Innovation or an Unfinished Reform?
Updated on: December 17 , 2024
The Allègre Act of 1999 marked a turning point for the higher education and research ecosystem. It represented a radical break in several ways…
Water: A Fertile Ground for Innovation
Updated on: September 24 , 2024
Working alongside local stakeholders, CNRS laboratories are tackling a flood of challenges…