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News

08 Dec 2015

Anti-parasitic drugs : humans and animals united in the same fight

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2015 honours an approach to developing antiparasitic drugs based on natural substances found in bacteria and plants in the 1970s. As part of its public service mission, INRA has made significant contributions over the past thirty years alongside its research partners and the pharmaceutical industry to guide the responsible use of these medicines.

2015INRA Awards: Laurent Debrauwer, Technological Innovation for Research Award. © INRA, MAITRE Christophe

Magazine

08 Dec 2015

Laurent Debrauwer, inventing tomorrow

Laurent Debrauwer, manager of the metabolomics and analytical chemistry platform (MetaToul-Axiom) in INRA Toulouse, is the recipient of the 2015 Technological Innovation Award.

Salmon fish farm. © INRA, SLAGMULDER Christian

Press release

29 Oct 2015

New Project to Facilitate Transnational Access to Leading European Aquaculture Research Facilities

AQUAEXCEL²⁰²⁰, a research infrastructure project funded under the EU’s Horizon 2020 programme and coordinated by the French National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA), has kicked off this month with the aim to further support the sustainable growth of the European aquaculture sector.

Maria Razzauti, post-doctoral researcher at the CBGP - Centre for Biology and Management of Populations (INRA, Cirad, IRD & Montpellier SupAgro), awarded L’Oréal-UNESCO fellowship For Women in Science in 2015 © Stéphane Cardinale

News

23 Oct 2015

L’Oréal-UNESCO fellowship awarded to woman scientist at INRA Montpellier

Maria Razzauti, a post-doctoral researcher at INRA Montpellier, received a French national L'Oréal-UNESCO fellowship of 20,000 euros within the framework of the For Women in Science programme. The prestigious award will allow her to pursue research on infectious diseases transmitted to humans by undomesticated animals.

Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine – avermectin (generic name). © INRA, Sergey Bykov -Fotolia

News

21 Oct 2015

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2015 honours antiparasitic drugs as INRA continues working on their long-term use in animals

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2015 honours an approach to developing antiparasitic drugs based on natural substances found in bacteria and plants in the 1970s. As part of its public service mission, INRA has made significant contributions over the past thirty years alongside its research partners and the pharmaceutical industry to guide the responsible use of these medicines.

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