Clinatec: what if you financed the medicine of tomorrow?
On 18 July 2024, Sophie Cluzel launched an appeal in Challenges magazine to France’s 500 biggest fortunes: what if you financed the medicine of tomorrow?
Clinatec in the media spotlight
“Between light and brain implants, the Clinatec laboratory is taking a close look at the brain”: read the article written by journalist Léna Corot and published by L’Usine Nouvelle.
They’re talking about us in the press!
Thank you to Sciences et Avenir and to Lenaïg Corderoc’h for the fine article published following the visit to our site in Grenoble.
The article entitled ‘Spotlight on Parkinson’s disease, a medical device implanted in the patient’s head’ presents the NIR (Near InfraRed) research project being carried out at Clinatec with the aim of treating Parkinson’s disease.
Press visit to Clinatec
This Thursday, June 27, Clinatec opened its doors to the press to present its projects, researchers and infrastructures.
William Machado Araujo, talent of the month for May
William arrived in early May for a 4-month internship at Clinatec as part of his final year at INP Polytechnique. He is working on the remote power supply part of the BCI project.
Consult the Fonds Clinatec 2023 activity report
The year 2023 marks the new ambitions of the Fonds Clinatec. Read our activity report to find out more.
World Parkinson’s Day
Today, Thursday April 11, 2024, is World Parkinson’s Day. Sophie Cluzel, President of Fonds Clinatec, highlights the public health challenges associated with this disease.
Manal Ouboukha, Aya Kroussa and Baptiste Clavières, talents of the month for April
We have recently welcomed three new recruits: Manal Ouboukha, Aya Kroussa and Baptiste Clavières, all three of whom are students and have been made available to Clinatec by EXPLEO as part of its skills sponsorship program.
José Martinez-Hernandez, talent of the month for March
José has joined the Fonds Clinatec teams to conduct research on the “PatchLight” project.
The new Fonds Clinatec project: Diabetes and stress
This January 2024, we are launching a new project, Diabetes and Stress, combining data analysis and artificial intelligence to establish a new device for quantifying stress, and its influence on blood glucose levels.
We interview the researchers and players involved in the project to gain a better understanding of the issues at stake.