Awarded Programs
2025
Innovation Category
Reward and promote innovative research tools and/or revolutionary discoveries.
Find out more about the “NEURON AS A SENSOR” project
NETRI startup website, Digitising human biology with organs-on-a-chip combined with AI.
Development and Applicability category
Seeking to enhance the integration of existing data and tools that can be applied to regulatory assessment in toxicology and/or human health.
Find out more about the “PDAC-ON-A-CHIP” project
Nanomaterials and Health team website, Institut Jean Lamour, Université de Lorraine, CNRS
Jury Prize category : Forward-looking project
Aimed at encouraging promising research and/or a team in terms of the quality, originality and exceptional ambition of its work.
Find out more about the “OBFAT-3D” project
ExAdEx-Innov start-up website, Shaping the future of in vitro research.
2023
For its 10 years, the ETHICSCIENCE Prize becomes the DESCROIX-VERNIER ETHICSCIENCE Prize and now rewards 3 projects in 3 distinct categories with a total endowment of 110 000 eur.
Category : INNOVATION
(New concepts and technology transfer)
Learn more about 3D Glimpse — a Tumor-on-chip to fight glioblastoma
Dr Agathe FIGAROL – FEMTO ST – University of Franche-Comté
Category : DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICABILITY
(Practical / Applied research)
Learn more about the ex-vivo technology
Dr Julien MARIE and Sophie LEON – Cancer Research Center of Lyon
Category : JURY PRIZE
(Encourages from the selection committee)
Dr Nicolas AZNAR – Cancer Research Center of Lyon
2019 — 2020
Bruno Brisson — Poietis
2017 — 2018
Prof Jens Schwamborn — Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine / University of Luxembourg
2015 — 2016
In 2015, EthicScience helped Oncothies and Epithelix with the purchase of a 3D printer for mini-lung modeling to test the effects of electronic cigarettes.
2013 — 2014
