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Jacqueline Bloch receives the CNRS gold medal 2026

23 Sep. 2026
Jacqueline Bloch is a professor and lecturer at École Polytechnique and a CNRS research director at the Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (C2N), a joint research unit of CNRS and Université Paris-Saclay. Also a member of the French Academy of Sciences, she receives this gold medal, the highest distinction of the CNRS and one of the most prestigious French scientific awards. She is notably recognized for her fundamental research work dedicated to polaritons, hybrid particles resulting from the coupling between light and matter.
Jacqueline Bloch receives the CNRS gold medal 2026
Jacqueline Bloch - Crédits photo © Cyril Frésillon / CNRS Images

At IP Paris, Jacqueline Bloch succeeds Stéphane Mallat, CNRS gold medalist in 2025 for his work at the intersection of mathematics and computer science and his applications in applied mathematics, signal processing, and artificial intelligence.

>> To be read on the École Polytechnique website : "Jacqueline Bloch, professeure chargée de cours à l’École polytechnique, reçoit la médaille d’or du CNRS"