The Impulscience® program aims to reward and support excellent researchers in France, and to strengthen the attractiveness of France as a place of research to retain its talents and attract others. It meets two imperatives: preserving the freedom of innovation for researchers and supporting them over time.
Ashley Nord, CNRS biophysics researcher in the “Physics and mechanics of biological systems” Team at the CBS is one of the 7 winners this year. By studying the formation of bacterial biofilms through the prism of physical, it aims to radically disrupt everything that what we knew about them until now.