Awards
The 2024 Inserm Research Prize awarded to Vincent Prévot
Konstantina CHACHLAKI, receives the Jeannine Courrier Prize from the Academy of Sciences
Konstantina Chachlaki is interested in the role of nitric oxide in controlling the physiology of the organism from birth to adulthood. MiniNO Project
His work explores the role of nitric oxide in the development of the neuroendocrine axis controlling fertility during early childhood and studies the repercussions of its alteration on reproduction, but also metabolism and mental health in adults.
This comprehensive approach, ranging from fundamental understanding of mechanisms to clinical application, promises to open new avenues for the prevention and treatment of various medical conditions related to dysfunction of the nitric oxide system.
Paolo Giacobini awarded the Mémain-Pelletier prize from the Academy of Sciences.
The ceremony was held on October 15, 2024, in the prestigious Palais de l'Institut de France and honored nearly fifty exceptional researchers in front of the scientific community, ambassadors, donors, representatives of major research organizations, elected officials from France and abroad as well as representatives of the industrial sector to reward the work of the most promising and talented scientists.
Vincent Prévot, winner of the 2023 Grand Prize from the Foundation for Medical Research
He was awarded the prestigious FRM "Grand Prix" for his research into the brain circuits that control reproduction and metabolism.
Vincent Prévot receives the “Edwin B. Astwood Prize for Outstanding Research in Basic Sciences”
On 2023 August 17, Vincent had the distinct honor of receiving the extremely prestigious “Edwin B. Astwood Award for Outstanding Research in Basic Science” from the Endocrine Society.
2023 Scientific Grand Prize from the NRJ Institut de France Foundation awarded to Vincent Prévot
The 2023 Scientific Grand Prize from the NRJ-Institut de France Foundation rewards the work carried out by Vincent Prévot and his team on minipuberty which is the first activation of the reproductive axis after birth and in particular the activation in the brain of Gonadotropin-releasing hormone or GnRH neurons which drive the survival of species in all vertebrates including ours
