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Year Name Title Notes
2005 Professor Pierre Potier New vistas on diabetes.
2004 Denis Le Bihan MRI and the functional architecture of the brain.
2003 Yves Coppens The origins of Many: a bunch of ancestors.
2001 Yvon Le Maho Physiological and behavioural adaptations of Antarctic penguins to their environment.
2000 Pierre-Louis Lions Partial differential equations, models and simulations.
1999 Pierre-Louis Lions Partial differential equations, models and simulations.
1998 Henry Keith Moffat Energy minimisation under topological restraints.
1998 Ionel Soloman Amorphous silicon: a metastable system in thermodynamic equilibrium.
1997 Claude Hélène Sequence specific recognition of nucleic acids and control of gene expression: from chemistry to the clinics.
1996 Claude Debru On the usefulness of the history of science for science education.
1995 Bernard Roques Pain and pleasure: a matter of peptide homeostasis.
1994 Alan Hugh Cook The empirical basis of scientific theory.
1994 Serge Haroche When thought experiments become real: testing quantum mechanics with atoms and photons in a cavity.
1993 Michael Robert Herman Hamiltonian dynamics and the ergodic hypothesis.
1992 Anthony Epstein The vaccination programme to prevent Epstein-Barr virus-associated cancers in man.
1991 Edouard Brezin Random surfaces.
1990 Etienne-Emile Baulieu Steroid hormones and antihormones: molecular and pathophysiological aspects.
1989 David Ruelle Deterministic chaos: the science and the fiction.
1988 Guy Ourisson Molecular taphonomy: the chemistry of maturation of organic matter in sediments.
1987 Nicole Le Douarin Embryonic chimeras: a tool for studying the development of the nervous and immune systems.
1986 Anatole Abragam Ordering nuclear spins.
1985 Francois Jacob Approaches to developmental genetics in the mouse.
1984 Jacques Friedel Concluding remarks to the Discussion Meeting on 'Electrical and magnetic properties of low dimensional solids'.