Louis Bonduelle Research Award

Call for applications is closed!

The Louis Bonduelle Research Award call for applications will be launched on December.

The prize is awarded each spring, during the Louis Bonduelle Foundation Conference.

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The Research Award over time

Since 2006, The Louis Bonduelle Foundation has rewarded annually a young researcher for his/her research in food science.

From the history of food to food production, followed by the impact of food on health, the submitted research topics are very varied and treat food as a whole.

The applications come from all over the world, which makes it possible to highlight the originality and plurality of each of these countries.

The winners of the Louis Bonduelle Research Award benefit from acknowledgment for the quality of their work and receive 10,000 € to support their research project.

Timeline

ANDREA PALLARÈS PALLARÈS (KU Leuven, Belgium)

Influence of distinct process-induced (micro) structures on the in vitro starch digestibility of common beans: A kinetic approach

JACYNTHE LAFRENIÈRE (Laval University, Quebec – Canada)

Development and validation of methodological tools for measuring adherence to nutritional recommendations

TINA VENEMA (Université d’Utrecht, Pays-Bas

Nudging toward effortless healthy food choices.

LÉÏA MION (Aix Marseille University, France)

To the origins of the Mediterranean diet. An isotopic analysis of bioarchaeological remains, from ancient times to Early Middle Ages in the south-east of France

GÉRALDINE CAMILLERI (Nutritional Epidemiology Research Team, France)

Intuitive eating and full awareness: psychological factors linked to eating habits and nutritional states

FILIPE DE VADDER (Lyon University, France)

Role of the shortchain fatty acids on glucose homeostasis

NATHALIE MICHELS (Department of Public Health, University of Ghent, Belgium)

Influence of stress on eating behaviour and body composition in primary school children: a two-year longitudinal study

ELOÏSE REMY (Centre for Taste and Eating Behaviour at Inra in Dijon, France)

Factors influencing children’s eating behaviour and food preferences

FLORENT VIEUX (University of Aix-Marseille, France)

Modelling of compliance with recommendations about the intake of fruit and vegetables and proposals for improvement

LING CHUN KONG (Les Cordeliers research center, Paris, France)

Human intestinal microbiota in obesity and nutritional transition. Effect of calorie restriction: MICRO-Obes project

MEGAN JARMAN (University of Southampton, England)

Improving the Diets of Disadvantaged Children.

GÉRALDINE COMORETTO (University of Versailles-St Quentin en Yvelines, France)

Nutrition socialisation of children, at home, in school and in the media

BÉRENGÈRE COUPE (University of Nantes, France)

Impact of perinatal nutrition on the regulation of food intake

TRISTAN FOURNIER (University of Toulouse Le Mirail, France)

The role of health in food decision-making

CARLA ESTAQUIO (University of Paris 13, France)

Prognostic value of fruit and vegetable consumption on morbidity and mortality by establishing a food consumption score that is built up according to the French National Nutrition and Health Programme (PNNS) benchmarks in the SU.VI.MAX cohort