Laurent Billon, professor at the Institute of Analytical Sciences and Physical Chemistry for the Environment and Materials (IPREM) has been awarded the “Academic Prize” of The Cosmetic Victories 2021 competition for his project: “Bio-inspired Microgels for Cosmetics ... and What Else? New generation of bio-inspired microgels for cosmetic applications”.

Researchers of the LERAM common laboratory have developed a tool able to detect defective adhesive tape during manufacturing in URGO plants.

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Séverine Le Faucheur is a bio-geochemist and ecotoxicologist working at IPREM and an associate professor at the “Water Earth Environment” laboratory of the National Canadian Institute for scientific research (INRS-ETE). Since 2019, she is also the head of the E2S UPPA partnership Chair, Ecotox, which focuses on the ecotoxicology of chemical contaminants in continental waters.

The IPREM is developing a new generation of microgels with amazing properties, opening the door to a myriad of applications in the health and cosmetics sectors.