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With Brigitte Fauroux , Professor of Pneumo-pediatrics at Necker Hospital, Laurent Meijer, Former CNRS Unit Director and Founder of start-up Perha Pharmaceuticals
With Gwenn Menvielle, Research Director in Post-Cancer at Inserm, Aurore Loretti, Lecturer at ETHICS Laboratory's Medical Ethics Centre at Université Catholique de Lille
Giuseppe Gangarossa, Professor of Neurobiology at Université Paris Cité
Guillaume Airagnes, Lecturer at Université Paris Cité, Amine Benyamina, Professor at Paris Saclay Faculty of Medicine
Grégoire Borst, Professor of Psychology at Université Paris Cité
With Benoit Tezenas du Montcel, Assistant Professor at Institut Mines-Télécom Business School, Charlotte Krychowski, Assistant Professor at Institut Mines-Télécom Business School
Open innovation has helped counter shortages in hospitals during the COVID-19 crisis while boosting manufacturing processes.
Planet
Health and biotech
With Joël Aubin, Research Engineer at INRAE
A reduction in animal protein consumption among adults in France could lead to a decrease of the impact of food on climate change, acidification and land use.
With Guillaume Couillard, Chief Executive Officer of Paris Psychiatry & Neurosciences GHU, Etienne Minvielle, Director of the Centre de Recherche en Gestion at Ecole Polytechnique (IP Paris)
With Estelle Peyrard, Research Associate at Ecole Polytechnique (IP Paris) , Cécile Chamaret, Professor in Marketing and Consumer Behaviour at Ecole Polytechnique (IP Paris)
With Clément Dherbécourt, Assistant to the Deputy Director of Syntheses, Economic Studies and Evaluation at DREES
In 2024, 39% of French people said they experienced medicines shortages, and 35% of them said that no alternative treatments were made available.
Neuroscience
Health and biotech
With Claude Gronfier, Researcher in Chronobiology at Inserm's Centre de Recherche en Neurosciences de Lyon
A study of RATP employees shows that tram and bus drivers (outdoors) have fewer sleep disorders than metro drivers (indoors).
