Kate Grieve wins the 2024 Prix Joliot-Curie
Kate Grieve, Inserm research director, team leader at the Institut de la Vision and president of start-up SharpEye Vision, has been awarded one of the most prestigious prizes in the scientific field: the Prix Irène Joliot-Curie - Femme, recherche et entreprise, awarded by the Académie des Sciences.
Recognition for cutting-edge research
Kate Grieve is a recognized expert in optical imaging. Her innovative research focuses on the development of non-invasive techniques for exploring the structure and function of retinal cells in the living human eye, as well as in the laboratory, using cell cultures.
These advances are revolutionizing the diagnosis and monitoring of ophthalmological diseases, offering promising prospects for patients suffering from complex ocular pathologies.
A bridge between research and entrepreneurship
Beyond her scientific contributions, Kate embodies a modern vision of research, combining academic rigor with entrepreneurial innovation. As head of SharpEye Vision, she plays a key role in turning scientific discoveries into concrete solutions for visual health.
Her exemplary career illustrates the importance of interdisciplinarity and the link between fundamental research and industrial applications.
The Vision Institute on the front line
The Institut is proud to count Kate Grieve among its exceptional talents. Her commitment, creativity and expertise reflect the values of excellence that drive our Institute.
We offer her our warmest congratulations on this distinction, which highlights the importance of ophthalmological research and the recognition of women scientists in the innovation landscape.
This award marks a major step forward for science, visual health and the place of women in research.
Together, let's continue to support excellent research for the benefit of future generations!