2024 Thesis Prize: 10 young PhD graduates honored by the Université Grenoble Alpes

Accolade/Award Research, Education, Innovation
On  May 28, 2024
Winners of the 2024 Thesis Prize
Université Grenoble Alpes has honored ten PhDs graduating in 2023 whose thesis work was judged to be of exceptional quality. Eight academic thesis prizes, including one interdisciplinary prize, and two innovation thesis prizes. This year, one winner also received the social and environmental Responsibility Award. The awards will be presented at the "PhD Ceremony" on June 25, 2024.
Candidates were selected in advance by the thirteen Doctoral Schools of the Université Grenoble Alpes from among the 762 graduates in 2023.. The juries for the Innovation Thesis Prize and the Academic Thesis Prizes were held on May 21 and 23 respectively, and the prizes will be officially awarded at the "PhD Ceremony" on June 25, 2024 from 5:00 pm.

Recognizing the scientific excellence of our PhD Students

The Université Grenoble Alpes has honored ten PhD students who graduated in 2022 and whose thesis work was judged to be of exceptional quality. These awards recognize the excellence of the research carried out by these young scientists in their respective laboratories.

Thesis prizes:

  • the Academic Thesis Prize, awarded to seven people based on criteria of excellence specific to each disciplinary field and represented by the 13 doctoral schools on the site and research departments. This year an eighth thesis prize is awarded for interdisciplinary research work covering at least two significantly different doctoral specialties ;
  • The two Innovation Thesis Prizes are awarded to a work of exceptional quality that also includes an approach (special prize) or a project of valorization and transfer.
  • This year, a SER Thesis Award rewards among the winners of the academic and innovation thesis awards, a thesis work that respects the criteria issued by the establishment in terms of societal and environmental responsibility both in the conduct of the thesis and in the results. The winner is thus doubly rewarded.
As in previous years, candidates are judged on the basis of the scientific excellence of their thesis, their ability to present their work clearly and concisely, the scientific interest and spin-offs for their discipline, and the quality of their scientific production during their thesis. Additional criteria are added according to the nature of the thesis prize: interdisciplinary, innovation and SER.

Winners of the Academic Thesis Prize

Yu-Guan HSIEH - Decision-Making in multi-agent systems : delays, adaptivity, and learning in games

Doctoral School: ED MSTII – Informatics and Mathematics
Research laboratory: Laboratoire Jean Kuntzmann (LJK - CNRS/Inria/UGA/Grenoble INP-UGA)
Thesis supervision: Jérôme MALICK, Panayotis MERTIKOPOULOS and Franck LUTZELER

> To know more about the thesis of Yu-Guan HSIEH

Amélie FERRAN - Inertial Particle Dynamics in the Turbulent/Non-Turbulent Interface

Doctoral School: ED I-MEP² - Engineering - Materials, Mechanical, Environment, Energetics, Processes, Production
Research laboratory: Laboratoire des écoulements géophysiques et industriels (LEGI - CNRS/UGA/Grenoble INP-UGA)
Thesis supervision: Martín OBLIGADO, Alberto ALISEDA et Nathanaël MACHICOANE

> To know more about the thesis of Amélie FERRAN

Constantin PAYERNE - Galaxy cluster cosmology in the LSST era

Doctoral School: ED PHYS -  Physics
Research laboratory: Laboratoire de physique subatomique et de cosmologie (LPSC - CNRS/UGA/Grenoble INP-UGA) 
Thesis supervision: Céline COMBET

> To know more about the thesis of Constantin PAYERNE

Jessie SARAGAGLIA - The transparency of large companies on environmental and social issues

Doctoral School: ED SJ – Law
Research laboratory: Centre de recherches juridiques (CRJ - UGA)
Thesis supervision: Stéphane GERRY-VERNIERES

> To know more about the thesis of Jessie SARAGAGLIA

Silvio MALTAGLIATI - The law of the least effort : identifying and manipulating automatic self-control processes in the context of physical activity

Doctoral School: ED ISCE - Health, cognition and environmental engineering
Research laboratory: Laboratoire Sport et Environnement Social (SENS - UGA)
Thesis supervision: Philippe SARRAZIN and Boris CHEVAL

> To know more about the thesis of Silvio MALTAGLIATI

Ashkan AZARFAR - Motion-modulated Chipless RFID for Identification and Sensing in Long-range Applications

Doctoral School: ED EEATS - Electronics, Electrical Energy, Automatic Control, Signal Processing
Research laboratory: Laboratoire de conception et d'intégration des systèmes (LCIS - UGA/Grenoble INP-UGA)
Thesis supervision: Etienne PERRET and Nicolas BARBOT

> En savoir plus sur la thèse de Ashkan AZARFAR

Noémie VILALLONGUE - Axon guidance modalities in the context of adult central nervous system regeneration

Doctoral School: ED CSV – Chemistry and Life Sciences
Research laboratory: Institut des neurosciences de Grenoble (GIN - Inserm/UGA)
Thesis supervision: Marylin VANTARD and Homaira NAWABI

> To know more about the thesis of Noémie VILALLONGUE

Winner of the interdisciplinary academic thesis Prize

Baptiste ANDRIEU - Modelling energy dependencies : from raw materials to global health

Doctoral School: ED STEP - Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences
Research laboratory: Institut des Sciences de la Terre (ISTerre - UGA/CNRS/USMB/IRD/UGE)
Thesis supervision: Olivier VIDAL, Gaël GIRAUD and Maxime EFOUI

> To know more about the thesis of Baptiste ANDRIEU

Winners of the innovation thesis Prize

Thibaut BABIN - Development of electrochemical sensors for bloodstream infection diagnostic

Doctoral School:  ED I-MEP² - Engineering - Materials, Mechanical, Environment, Energetics, Processes, Production
Research laboratory: Laboratoire d'électronique et de technologie de l'information (CEA- Leti)
Thesis supervision: Pascal MAILLEY, Pierre MARCOUX and Maxime GOUGIS

> To know more about the thesis of Thibaut BABIN

Winners of the special innovation thesis Prize and SER Thesis Prize

Lucas RICHARD - DC solar microgrids with decentralized production and storage for the Lateral Electrification of rural Africa

Doctoral School: ED EEATS - Electronics, Electrical Energy, Automatic Control, Signal Processing
Research laboratory: Laboratoire de Génie Electrique (G2Elab - CNRS/UGA/Grenoble INP-UGA)
Thesis supervision: Bertrand RAISON, David FREY and Marie-Cécile ALVAREZ-HERAULT

> To know more about the thesis of Lucas RICHARD

Published on  May 29, 2024
Updated on  June 20, 2024