Audrey Pollien, PhD student at ISIS-CESQ, awarded with the "Prix de la recherche" at ENS Paris-Saclay

Audrey Pollien, a PhD student in the Light–Matter Interactions in Complex Systems team, has been awarded the ENS Paris-Saclay Graduate Research Prize.

The Institute of Supramolecular Science and Engineering (ISIS) is proud to highlight the achievement of Audrey Pollien, a PhD student in the Light–Matter Interactions in Complex Systems group led by Dr. Cyriaque Genet (ISIS – European Center for Quantum Sciences), who has been awarded the Research Prize at the ENS Paris-Saclay graduation ceremony.

Held on May 22, the ceremony brought together ENS Paris-Saclay graduates, their families, and members of the academic and scientific community to celebrate the culmination of years of dedication, excellence, and passion for knowledge.

On this occasion, several awards were presented to recognize particularly outstanding achievements. Audrey Pollien received the Research Prize, a distinction that acknowledges the quality of her scientific work, her commitment to research, and her contribution to advancing knowledge in her field.

This recognition also reflects the vitality of the research carried out at ISIS, where PhD students and researchers develop innovative approaches at the interface of chemistry, materials science, and the life sciences.

All members of ISIS warmly congratulate Audrey on this well-deserved distinction and wish her every success in the continuation of her research career.

Congratulations, Audrey!

To read our interview with Audrey, published on March 2, 2026, please click here.

 

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