THESIS PRIZE
This prize is intended for a young research
scientist who has recently presented a thesis in the field of lipids
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REGULATIONS
A prize is offered by the GERLI
to reward a thesis in the field of lipids or lipoproteins.
It is intended for a research
scientist who has presented a doctoral thesis during the preceding calendar.
The prize money is fixed each
year by the executive committee of the GERLI. Its amount is 1500 euros this
year. There is no obligation that
a prize be awarded every year.
The commission who will judge
the quality of the theses submitted and award the prize is constituted by
the Advisory Board of the GERLI.
The commission meets to examine
the candidate theses before the annual meeting of the GERLI.
The laureate is designated by
secret vote of the absolute majority of the members of the Advisory Board
present.
The prize will be given to the
laureate during the annual meeting after presentation of his work. In the possible absence of meeting, the
prize will be given during a session of the advisory board.
The laureate must be registered
as a GERLI member when he receives his prize.
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Candidates for the GERLI 2009 Prize must
submit the following documents before February 26th 2010 :
1. to the
secretarial office of the GERLI
Pr
Agnès GIRARD-EGROT, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, Laboratoire de Génie
Enzymatique et Biomoléculaire - ICBMS/UMR 5246 - Bât. CPE, 43, bd du 11
novembre 1918, F-69622 Villeurbanne cedex – Mel :
agnes.egrot@univ-lyon1.fr
- A copy of the thesis (registered in the preceeding year)
2. to the following address : gerli-leray@wanadoo.fr
- A set of reprints in the pdf format
- A curriculum vitae
Prize-winners will have the opportunity to present their work at the next congress
GERLI Prizes 2009
Mr F. Jean-François
: L'action d'un peptide
antimicrobien : formation sélective de lipides chargés négativement par la
cateslytine
Mr M. Laguerre : Propriétés antioxydantes de composés
phénoliques : approche multidisciplinaire à partir d'émultions jusqu'aux
systèmes cellulaires