Previous laureates of the prematuration grants
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Benoît Rajau / Institut Curie
Projects funded in 2022
| Ayako Yamada (ENS) | In-situ formation and microvascularization of human brain organoids on an engineered substrate integrated in a microfluidic chip for dynamic studies of brain development |
| Philippe Nghe and Reza Kowsari - Esfahan (ESPCI) | High-throughput combinatorial drug testing on in vitro 3D cell model microfluidic platform |
Projects funded in 2021
| Abdou Rachid Thiam and Vincent Faugeras (ENS) | Disassemble the cell |
| Michael Atlan (ESPCI) | Ultrafast real-time holographic imaging for ophthalmology |
| Philippe Benaroch (Institut Curie) | Stimulating anti-tumor immunity via genetic engineering of myeloid cells |
Projects funded in 2020
| Ana-Maria Lennon-Duménil (Institut Curie) | Targeting the lysosomal calcium channel TRPML1 to enhance antitumor immunity |
| Ludger Johannes (Institut Curie) | Lectibodies to eliminate tumors |
| Antonin Morillon (Institut Curie) | Revealing and validating novel urine and blood biomarkers for prostate cancer using artificial intelligence |
Projects funded in 2019
| Nicolas Manel (Institut Curie) | Screening for small molecules that alter Nuclear Envelope Rupture (NER), a new target in cancer and aging |
| David Holcman (ENS) | Outil prédictif pour empêcher l'apparition de périodes profondes marquées par des suppressions isoélectrique pendant l'anesthésie générale |
| Zoher Gueroui (ENS) | Magnetic bacteria programmed as whole-cell biosensor for sensitive detection of pathogenic bacteria |
Projects funded in 2018
| Laurent Bourdieu (ENS) | High throughput optical recording of brain networks in vivo by 3D Random Access MultiPhoton microscopy |
| Arnaud Gautier (ENS) | A unique reversible fluorescence complementation assay for high-throughput screening |
| Térence Strick (ENS) | A double-strand DNA molecular scaffold to characterize the dynamics of molecular interactions |
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