CNRS Bronze Medalists

The CNRS Bronze Medal recognizes a researcher's first work, which makes that person a specialist with talent in a particular field. This medal is a way for the CNRS to encourage the researcher to continue work that has met with initial success and already produced fruitful results.

 

 

Bronze Medal Winners for 2004

Nuclear and Particle Physics

• Laurent DEROME, section 3

Physical Sciences and Mathematics

• Vincent COLIN, section 1
• Nicolai KITANINE, section 2
• Florent CALVO, section 4
• Caroline BONAFOS, section 5
• Adrian BACHTOLD, section 6

Communication and Information Science and Technology

• Jean-Marc MEROLLA, section 8
• Didier HENRION, section 7
• Adeline NAZARENKO, section 45

Engineering Sciences

• Sebastian VOLZ, section 10
• Sharon Lori BRIDAL, section 9

Chemical Sciences

• Sébastien LECOMMANDOUX, section 15
• Pierre VAN DE WEGHE, section 16
• François LAGUGNE-LABARTHET, section 17
• Bertrand BUSSON, section 18
• Julien ZACCARO, section 19
• Myriam SEEMAN, section 20

Sciences of the Universe

• Eric DEBAYLE, section 11
• Céline MARI-BONTOUR, section 12
• Marina LEVY, section 13
• Rodrigo IBATA, section 14

Life Sciences

• Marc BLONDEL, section 24
• Jérôme CHAVE, section 46
• Armel-Alain GALLET, section 25
• Nicolas GALTIER, section 30
• Antoine GUICHET, section 28
• Anne HOUDOUSSE-JUILLE, section 21
• Alain LACAMPAGNE, section 26
• Franck MOLINA, section 44
• Amanda PATEL, section 22
• Sven SAUPE, section23
• Barbara TILLMANN, section 29
• Olivier VOINNET, section 27

Humanities and Social Sciences

• Marwam RASHED, section 35
• Christine RENDU, section 32
• Alexandre FRANCOIS, section 34
• Sabrina MERVIN, section 33
• Christine NOIVILLE, section 36
• Philippe ASKENAZY, section 37
• William BERTHOMIERE, section 39
• Sébastien FATH, section 38
• Vincent JOMELLI, section 31
• Virginie GUIRAUDON, section 40

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