Communication
Girls' interest in science: the urgent need to combat stereotypes
Published on: January 13 , 2026
When invasive species recycle valuable molecules
Published on: January 8 , 2026
Chemist Claude Grison, originally from Meuse, joins the Collège de France
Published on: November 15 , 2025
What if invasive plants saved the planet?
Updated on: October 14 , 2025
What if invasive plants saved the planet? Pretty faces of a silent scourge, the...
Nature does things well, with Claude Grison
Updated on: March 6 , 2025
When science takes inspiration from nature... we call it biomimicry. The...
Metallic waters: the power of invasive plants against industrial pollution [2/2]
Updated on: August 19 , 2024
Based in Montpellier, in the south of France, eco-chemist Claude Grison has...
Metallic waters: in the Cévennes, a "poisoned paradise" [1/2]
Updated on: August 19 , 2024
In Saint-Félix-de-Pallières (Gard, southern France) and its surroundings, the mining heritage...
Biomim’expo, the biomimicry event
Updated on: June 13 , 2024
What is the largest open lab in the world? Life itself! 3.8 billion years of research &...
Show off your knowledge#21 – Claude Grison, bio-inspired eco-chemist at the CNRS
Updated on: April 19 , 2023
Claude Grison, a bio-inspired eco-chemist at the CNRS, works on pollution-reducing plants and...
Montpellier chemist Claude Grison named European Inventor of the Year
Updated on: January 25 , 2023
Claude Grison is a chemist and director of research at the CNRS in Montpellier. A few months ago...
Researcher Claude Grison named European Inventor of the Year for her work on using plants to clean up industrial sites
Updated on: December 2 , 2022
For nearly fifteen years now, she has been studying the ability of certain plants to...
Only one in six inventors in our country is a woman.
Updated on: November 8 , 2022
13%: a low proportion of women in total patent filings... France...
Biomimicry: when plants help clean up soil and river water, but that's not all...
Updated on: October 22 , 2022
Biomimicry is the ability to observe nature and find...
The epic: Meet BioInspir: or how to make clean chemistry the new norm
Updated on: September 6 , 2022
Maud introduces Bioinspir through an interview with Claude Grison, the co-founder.
Is green chemistry possible?
Updated on: August 29 , 2022
Meeting with Claude Grison, winner of the European Inventor Award for discovery and...
When researchers attempt to imitate plants capable of purifying water
Updated on: August 7 , 2022
Every weekend during the summer, the science section explores the solutions that have been found...
Provence cane: what is this plant now used in chemistry?
Updated on: August 2 , 2022
It is one of the most harmful plants in the world. And yet, the cane of Provence has a...
BioInspir: recovering and recycling heavy metals from polluted soil using plants
Updated on: June 22 , 2022
A researcher at the CNRS and entrepreneur, Claude Grison has just won the inventor's prize...
Claude Grison, the chemist revolutionizing soil decontamination
Updated on: June 14 , 2022
She is a finalist for the 2022 European Inventor Award in the "research" category.