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Life Sciences
The Fondation Bettencourt Schueller supports and encourages researchers who contribute to France's influence in the life sciences. This is the first commitment the Foundation made when it was set up in 1987. While it focuses...
Arts
The Foundation demonstrates its commitment to culture by helping craftspeople create a new future, showing that outstanding craftsmanship is as important now as ever and promoting the practice of choral singing and its social...
Solidarity
The Foundation is committed to working alongside men and women who are trying to meet the challenges of our society and helping them build or develop successful associative solutions for the common good.
Amaury François
To understand how touch acquires emotional value, Amaury François studies the neural circuits that link the sensory system to reward circuits. His work targets neurons sensitive to caresses: C-LTMR mechanoreceptors.
Antoine Jégou
By forming filaments and networks, actin is a key component in maintaining the shape of cells. In microfluidic chambers, Antoine Jégou recreates the constraints actin filaments are exposed to in cells to study how different actin...
Chunlong Chen
Chunlong Chen and his team are trying to understand how our DNA duplicates itself with each cell division. Their new, cutting-edge approaches will shed light on why starting the process at the right time and place is fundamentally...
Fabrice Lavial
In cellular reprogramming, differentiated adult cells assume the characteristics of stem cells, thereby boosting the regeneration capacity of certain tissues. Fabrice Lavial is trying to understand the genetic mechanisms that...
Lydia Robert
Why are bacteria becoming increasingly resistant? Many researchers have tried to answer this question, without being able to fully resolve the enigma. Lydia Robert and her team are using a new multidisciplinary method to determine...
Malene Jensen
Cells are continuously solicited by internal and external signals requiring a timely response. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy will allow Malene Jensen and her team to observe the details of how the task is organized in...