Two Labex coordinators awarded an ERC Advanced grant

On April 22, the European Research Council announced the results of its “Advanced Grant” call for projects, dedicated to mid-career researchers. This year, France has 22 laureates, two of them coordinate the Labex Who Am I?. They will receive a 2 to 3.5 million euros budget for a period of five years to continue their research program.

Congratulations to our two coordinators:

Benoît Ladoux
CNRS Research Director at the Jacques Monod Institute (Université Paris Cité / CNRS) for his “DeadOrAlive” project

Claire Rougeulle
CNRS Research Director in the Epigenetics and Cell Fate unit (Université Paris Cité / CNRS), for her project “XCYCLE, Toward a comprehensive analysis of the dynamics and mechanisms of X chromosome inactivation in Humans“

We are also delighted to congratulate a third laureate, member of the SPHERE laboratory, partner of the Labex:

David Rabouin
Director of CNRS research within the SPHERE laboratory (Université Paris Cité / University of Paris Panthéon Sorbonne and CNRS) for the project “PHILIUMM, The Philosophy of Leibniz in the Light of his Unpublished Mathematical Manuscripts“

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