Environmental
In Strasbourg, chemical research is committed to the ecological and energy transition: bio-based materials, alternatives to persistent pollutants, and sustainable pharmaceutical chemistry.
By supporting the Strasbourg Chemistry Research Center, your company will strengthen these three pillars:
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Examples of donations
“The ties between research and industry are essential for retaining and attracting the scientists of tomorrow to France, while providing them with the resources they need to conduct world-class research. These connections are all the more important because they strengthen France's attractiveness and the competitiveness of our industry. I am, therefore, very proud to reaffirm BASF’s commitment in France to the Jean-Marie Lehn Foundation.”
Nicolas NAUDIN
Former President of BASF France
AXA supports the University of Strasbourg in the field of health.
The AXA Fund’s mission is to support research that addresses concrete challenges, particularly in the field of health. In 2009, AXA made a major endowment, which enabled the creation of a Chair in Supramolecular Chemistry in Strasbourg. This Chair is currently held by Professor Adrian Salic, a specialist in cellular communication at the interface between chemistry and biology.
As a long-standing partner, Banque Populaire Alsace Lorraine Champagne (BPALC) supports innovative research projects in health and sustainable development.
“Banque Populaire Alsace Lorraine Champagne" supports and encourages the Jean-Marie Lehn Foundation's ambitious, innovative, and transformative projects. As a socially responsible institution, the bank draws much of its dynamism and success from its commitment to its founders' vision, who sought to establish it as a leading regional cooperative bank. It is therefore only natural that, as a key partner of the foundation since 2010, it would renew its partnership and reaffirm its commitment to providing long-term support to men and women who take initiative and demonstrate boldness.”
Dominique WEIN
Former Chief Executive Officer of Banque Populaire Alsace Lorraine Champagne
