How do butterflies develop their stunning wing scales? 🦋 An HFSP Research Grant team, led by Mathias Kolle at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, combined experimental observations with biomechanical modeling to reveal how membrane undulations guide the formation of critical scale ridges in Painted Lady butterflies. 🦋 These ridges influence everything from structural color to thermal performance. Their findings deepen our understanding of butterfly development and may provide valuable insights for designing synthetic materials. 🌿 Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/48cJFQr #HFSP #researchgrants #biomechanics #butterflies #innovation #materials
Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP)
Services de recherche
Strasbourg, Grand Est 1 104 abonnés
HFSP promotes and supports international, cutting-edge and interdisciplinary research focused on the life sciences.
À propos
The Human Frontier Science Program aims to promote intercontinental collaboration and training in cutting-edge, interdisciplinary research focused on the life sciences. Since 1989, the Program supports collaborative, cross-border research projects conceived by leading investigators from around the world. HFSP puts a high value on basic life science at the frontiers of knowledge, on international scientific cooperation, and on basic research as a driver of economic and social benefit. HFSP implements a bottom-up approach without topical priorities and emphasizes themes that give rise to emerging fields that make use of novel approaches for example in biotechnology, material science, robotics, advanced computational methods, or nanotechnology. HFSP complements the research priorities of its Members by providing international collaborations in areas and at times not covered by existing international agreements and preferring high-risk, high-gain projects. This is possible because HFSP Members share common values: They prize scientific integrity, excellence, bold innovation, and a willingness to think and work across disciplines through intercontinental collaboration. Members believe that cooperation and collaboration among diverse people, different points of view, and across disciplines build creativity and capability into any effort. Together, they embrace basic frontier life science as highly valuable because these discoveries drive innovation. HFSP is supported by the governments or research councils of Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, Switzerland, the UK, the USA, the European Commission, South Africa and Norway. With its collaborative research grants and postdoctoral fellowships, the program has issued over 4,500 awards involving more than 7,500 scientists from all over the world. Since the beginning of the Program, 28 HFSP awardees have gone on to win the Nobel Prize.
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Lien externe pour Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP)
- Secteur
- Services de recherche
- Taille de l’entreprise
- 11-50 employés
- Siège social
- Strasbourg, Grand Est
- Type
- Établissement éducatif
- Fondée en
- 1989
- Domaines
- Life Sciences, Basic Research, Innovation, Research Grants, Fellowships, Transdisciplinarity, Cutting-edge Research, International Collaboration, Frontier Science et Supporting Research
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Principal
12, Quai Saint-Jean
67000 Strasbourg, Grand Est, FR
Employés chez Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP)
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D. Rachael Bishop 🎗️
Senior Communications and Sustainability Outreach Professional
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Liliana Gonçalves
Senior Communication Expert | Digital Communication | Science Communication | PhD in Communication in Digital Platforms
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Benedicte Løseth
Områdedirektør / Executive Director Forskningssystemet og internasjonalisering / The Research and Innovation System and International Affairs
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Beverley Glover
Professor of Plant Systematics and Evolution, Director of Cambridge University Botanic Garden at University of Cambridge
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🍽️ Celebrating #WorldFoodDay! At #HFSP, we recognize the importance of addressing food security in a changing world. 🌍 Last year, we hosted the International Scientific Symposium on Fundamental Life Science Meets Climate, Environment & Sustainability, where renowned experts shared their insights. One key takeaway was from Jean-François Soussana, VP of International Relations at INRAE, who highlighted the narrow but possible solution space for food and land transition. He stressed the importance of: 🌱 Resilient, low-carbon agriculture in a circular bioeconomy 🌳 Nature-based solutions like agroecology, focusing on soil health, forests, and wetlands 🍆 Improving food access in low-income countries and promoting healthy, balanced diets His call for coordinated transitions, system thinking, and strong international commitments remains more relevant than ever. 🎥 Watch his full talk here: https://bit.ly/3YnwYyP #WorldFoodDay #FoodSecurity #Sustainability #Agroecology #ClimateAction #HFSP https://bit.ly/3YnwYyP
How to reach food system sustainability by 2050?
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Imagine if getting over COVID-19 could actually help protect you from the flu! 🌬️ Exciting new research from the #HFSPAwardee Alexander Lercher shows that immune cells in the lungs can “remember” past infections, giving them an edge when fighting future ones like influenza. This discovery could lead to groundbreaking therapies for broader protection against respiratory viruses. Curious to know how? Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/3Y55nkm #HFSP #COVID19 #Immunology #HealthScience #Research
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We're DOUBLE thrilled to announce that David Baker, HFSP Research Grantee, has been awarded The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2024 for his pioneering work on computational protein design! 🧬🏆 This year, HFSP celebrates not one but TWO Nobel laureates in our community—a truly exceptional achievement for global science. 🎉 Just last Tuesday, Gary Ruvkun received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2024, and now David Baker takes home the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2024. What an incredible and prolific year for HFSP! 😁 David's research has helped push the boundaries of biology. His HFSP Research Grant on 3D atomic-scale movies of molecular machines in action is a fantastic example of HFSP's commitment to cutting-edge, interdisciplinary science. Congratulations, David! 🎉 Institute for Protein Design, University of Washington #HFSPAwardees #NobelPrize #ComputationalBiology https://lnkd.in/ep_D9ntP
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We are thrilled to announce that HFSP Research Grantee Gary Ruvkun, along with Victor Ambros, has been awarded The Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine 2024! 🏆 This remarkable recognition brings the number of Nobel laureates within the HFSP community to an astounding 30! 😀 We extend our heartfelt congratulations to both laureates on this monumental achievement. Your relentless pursuit of scientific excellence is truly inspiring. Thank you for continuing to push the boundaries of science and innovation! 🎉 #HFSPAwardees #NobelPrize #ScientificExcellence https://lnkd.in/d6mnFtXH
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Discover the power of tandem talks in interdisciplinary science! 👀 In a recent post on the Node, Daniel Riveline (researcher at University of Strasbourg) shares insights from the HFSP Frontier Workshop-Unistra Symposium, where researchers from biology and physics joined forces. This unique tandem format allowed for engaging discussions across disciplines—from cell positioning in embryos to the physics of photosynthesis. The result? Deeper collaboration and innovative breakthroughs!🔬 💪 Music from the Philarmonic Orchestra of Strasbourg even illustrated this partnership with a beautiful metaphor for collaboration. 🎻✨ Read more here: https://bit.ly/3Y6lxvn
Counterpoint in Science: Power of Tandem talks at the Interfaces between Physics and Biology - the Node
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This week, we received a very special visitor! HFSPO President Yoshihiro Yoneda recently made his first official visit to France. During his visit, Yoneda met with key figures, including the Ambassador of Japan to France, Makita Shimokawa, and the Consul General of Japan in Strasbourg, Hiroyuki Uchida, as well as representatives from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS). This important visit underlines HFSPO’s commitment to fostering global scientific cooperation and supporting frontier life science research. 🌍🔬 Read more about the visit and HFSP’s role in supporting international partnerships: https://bit.ly/3BxGMwY #HFSP #FrontierScience #LifeSciences
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🌍 The #EuropeanDayofLanguages celebrates the diversity and richness of languages. But how does our brain control language output?🤔 HFSP Program Grant holders Naama Friedmann, Alessandro Treves, and colleagues delved into the Phonological Output Buffer (POB), the final stage in producing words and sentences. 🗣️ The POB assembles linguistic units like phonemes and function words, and its malfunction can explain specific patterns of language errors—across both spoken and sign languages. Their research also explored the analog computations behind language processing, linking neural mechanisms to memory and language production. How does the brain handle both sequential and simultaneous linguistic assemblies? Can the same brain structures process both speech and sign language?🧠 Discover their fascinating insights: https://bit.ly/4gTfJgb #EuropeanDayofLanguages #HFSP #LanguageScience #Neuroscience #CognitiveScience #Linguistics #SignLanguage
Who controls our linguistic output?
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📢 Attention HFSP Community! SAVE THE DATE! 📆 The 24th HFSP Awardees Meeting will be held in Melbourne, Australia from July 9-11, 2025. This event brings together scientists awarded HFSP research grants, postdoctoral fellowships, and HFSP alumni for an inspiring exchange of ideas across disciplines. 🌍 Since 2001, the HFSP Awardees Meeting has been hosted in various countries, fostering collaboration and expanding the frontiers of science. In 2025, the beautiful #Melbourne, #Australia, will host the vibrant #HFSPCommunity. Are you in? Stay tuned for more information: https://bit.ly/3MOpeiz #HFSP #FrontierScience #HFSPMeeting2025
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🚀 Exciting Opportunity Alert! 🚀 We are hiring a Senior Scientific Officer! Join us in shaping the future of science and making a global impact. 🌍 This new role is at the heart of our mission, working closely with leadership to boost our outreach and support awardees. If you're a dynamic, driven individual ready to take on a key role in our strategic transformation, we want to hear from you! 🔍 Ready to make a difference? Apply now! https://bit.ly/3zpX7mM #JobOpening #ScienceCareers #HFSP #SeniorScientificOfficer #Outreach #Innovation
HFSPO is hiring a Senior Scientific Officer. Join us during this exciting phase as we put our Strategy 2024 - 2032 into action. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3zpX7mM