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13th INRA Awards ceremony © Arnaud Veldemann

2018 INRA Awards

 
Contents
  1. Introduction
  2. A toxin heroine
  3. With Isabelle, results spring up like mushrooms
  4. Research in bloom
  5. Abelhafid Bendahmane, audacity and leadership
  6. The Ebbs and Flows of Economics
  7. Christophe Gouel: Price Dynamics
  8. In pursuit of prions
  9. Pursuing the prion
  10. Dominique Ripoche: a model of generosity
  11. Dominique Ripoche: breathing life into computer code
  12. INRA’s HR watchdog
  13. Jean-Michel Gigleux, the man of the moment
  14. Christine Charlot ready for service!
  15. Growing things together
Lauriers Inra 2018, portrait de Christophe GOUEL, prix espoir scientifique. Chercheur au sein de l'unité d'économie publique, dans le département de recherche SAE2 (Sciences Sociales, Agriculture et Alimentation, Espace et Environnement).. © INRA, MAITRE Christophe

Christophe Gouel: Price Dynamics

The 2018 Promising Researcher Award goes to Christophe Gouel, a researcher specialised in international trade at the Joint Research Unit for Public Economics at INRA’s Île-de-France centre located in Versailles-Grignon.

By Catherine Foucaud-Scheunemann, translated by Emma Morton Saliou
Updated on 12/12/2018
Published on 12/10/2018
Keywords: innovation - researcher - award - research support - 2018 INRA Awards

“This Award reflects the luck I had to meet the right people at the right time. It consolidates the trust placed in me, and the freedom I’ve been given to conduct my research.”

Such freedom is dear to Christophe, who recently decided to give his work an even more international scope by focusing on the impact of change – climate change, nutritional and demographic trends, for example – on world food security.

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Associated Division(s):
Social Sciences, Agriculture and Food, Rural Development and Environment.
Associated Centre(s):
Versailles-Grignon