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 2009

Institute of Chemistry

• Eric GRELET, section 11
• Philippe BELMONT, section 12
• Olivier SOPPERA, section 13
• Benoît LOUIS, section 14
• Encarnacion RAYMUNDO-PINERO, section 15
• Nicolas TSAPIS, section 16
• Emmanuel MARGEAT, section 21

Institute of Ecology and Environment

• Isabelle CHUINE, section 20
• Richard CORDAUX, section 29

Institute of Physics

• Stéphane MUNIER, section 2
• Stéphane BARLAND, section 4
• Clémens BARTH, section 5
• Matthieu BAILLEUL, section 6

National Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics

• Thierry LASSERRE, section 3

Institute of Biological Sciences

• Gaël YVERT, section 22
• Olivier NEYROLLES, section 23
• Jean CHEMIN, section 24
• Céline JOUSSE, section 25
• Marie DELATTRE, section 26
• Gérard COUREAUD, section 27
• Guillaume TCHERKEZ, section 28
• Fanny MONNEAUX-GADROY, section 30

Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences

• Raphaël PARIS, section 31
• Evelyne BRUNET-PRIOUX, section 32
• Alain CHATRIOT, section 33
• Antoine GUILLAUME, section 34
• Elsa DORLIN, section 35
• Frédéric AUDREN, section 36
• Karine VAN DER STRAETEN, section 37
• Virginie VATE, section 38
• Raphaël MATHEVET, section 39
• Geneviève PRUVOST, section 40

Institute for Mathematical Sciences

• Jean-Yves WELSCHINGER, section 1

Institute of Information and Engineering Sciences and Technologies

• David COEURJOLLY, section 7
• Jean-Sébastien TANZILLI, section 8
• Guillaume OVARLEZ, section 9
• Philippe BEN-ABDALLAH, section 10

National Institute for Earth Sciences and Astronomy

• François BOUCHY, section 17
• Karim BENZERARA, section 18
• Franck MONTMESSIN, section 19

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