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Best wishes for 2017. © SCIENCE ARTWORK/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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31 Dec 2016

INRA Versailles-Grignon wishes you all the best for 2017

2017: your future is our culture

Work session for some of the Cattle Genetics and Genomics Team, attributed the 2016 Science with an Impact Award. © Bertrand NICOLAS - INRA, NICOLAS Bertrand

Magazine

13 Dec 2016

Genomic revolution

The fascinating story of a team driving a revolution in livestock farming: genomic selection. The 2016 Science with an Impact Award given to the Cattle Genetics and Genomics team at INRA Jouy-en-Josas.

Raphaël Mercier, research director in the Meiosis and Recombination team of the Jean-Pierre Bourgin Institute at INRA Versailles-Grignon is the recipient of the 2016 Scientific Breakthrough Award,. © INRA, NICOLAS Bertrand

Magazine

13 Dec 2016

Raphaël Mercier—unraveling the mysteries of plant genetics

A brilliant researcher sheds light on key cellular mechanisms using a plant model. The 2016 winner of the Scientific Breakthrough Award is Raphaël Mercier, who is a research director in the Meiosis and Recombination group at the Jean-Pierre Bourgin Institute, which is part of the INRA center of Versailles-Grignon.

Marie-Ange Mennella, administrator at the Decentralised Research Support Services (SDAR) at INRA Montpellier, is the 2016 winner of the Research Support Award. © INRA, MAITRE Christophe

Magazine

13 Dec 2016

Marie-Ange Mennella: a life for others

Marie-Ange Mennella, Administrator at the Decentralised Research Support Services unit (SDAR) at INRA Montpellier, is dedicated to public service – and the 2016 winner of the Research Support award.

Portrait of Anna VILLARES-GARICOCHEA, recipient of the 2016 Promising Researcher Award. © Bertrand NICOLAS, INRA, NICOLAS Bertrand

Magazine

13 Dec 2016

Ana Villares, breaking new ground in research

The materials of the future are at the fingertips of a researcher whose talent knows no boundaries. Winner of INRA’s 2016 Promising Researcher Award, Ana Villares works in the Biopolymers, Interactions and Assemblies Unit in Angers-Nantes.