Theme: Health
November 2024
The call for projects to award two research grants in neurodegenerative diseases is open until December 13 at 11:59 p.m.
To apply, download the application form in the “Call for projects” tab
Theme: Health
June 2024
The call for projects, aimed at awarding a “Clément Fayat Thesis Grant to support a scientific project on neurodegenerative diseases”, is open until August 2 at 11:59 p.m.
To apply, download the application form in the “Call for projects” tab
Theme: Health
June 2024
The call for projects, aimed at supporting “the development of therapeutic education actions in neurodegenerative diseases”, is open until August 2 at 11:59 p.m.
To apply, download the application form in the “Call for projects” tab
Theme: Training and Teaching
May 2024
The Foundation is strengthening its partnership with the EATP Égletons, by renewing the support of two training scholarships “CAP Machine Operation 2024-2026”, and by financing two first training scholarships “BAC PRO Equipment Maintenance 2024-2027”.
To find out more, go to the “Taking Action” tab – Training – Clément Fayat Scholarship Project “CAP machine operation 2024-2026” & “BAC-PRO Equipment Maintenance 2024-2027”
Theme: Health
May 2024
The Foundation is supporting the research work of a post-doctoral fellow as part of the TOPAZ project, led by INRIA at the University of Bordeaux, which aims to demonstrate the positive impact of personalized attention training through the use of artificial intelligence on elderly subjects with mild cognitive impairment.
To find out more, go to the “Taking Action” tab – Health – TOPAZ Project 2024 -2025
Theme: Health
May 2024
The Foundation is funding the AUMASMART project’s research, which aims to study the links between the autonomy of patients with Alzheimer’s disease and smartphone usage data, via the use of an algorithm, in order to identify predictive markers of autonomy and the onset of psychobehavioral disorders, with the aim of offering more personalized care.
To find out more, go to the “Taking Action” tab – Health – AUMASMART Project 2024 -2027
Theme: Heritage
January 2024
The Clément Fayat Foundation, a founding private sponsor, enthusiastically shares with you the steps taken since 2014 to restore the 30 angels signed René Lalique, a project led by the Association des Amis de Saint-Nicaise du Chemin-Vert.
Discover the 7 highlights by clicking on the following link: History in 7 stages
To find out more about the projects we support, go to the “Taking Action” tab.
Copyright Pascal Stritt
Theme: Health
January 2024
A look at the timeframe of medical research and the sponsorship that is essential to support medical research.
Since 2021, the Clément Fayat Foundation has chosen to focus on health in order to reduce the incidence of neurodegenerative diseases.
Read Professor Wassilios Meissner’s interview
Discover all the supported projects in the “Taking Action” tab.
Theme: Heritage
January 2024
The organist will no longer be the invisible man…
The Clément Fayat Foundation is supporting the creation of the remote console for the great organ of the Saint-André cathedral in Bordeaux.
Read the interview with Jean-Baptiste Dupont, titular organist
Discover all the supported projects in the “Taking Action” tab.
Theme: Heritage
January 2024
Glass, angels… and a microscope,
Since 2022, the Clément Fayat Foundation has supported the restoration of 30 stained glass windows by René Lalique.
Discover all the supported projects in the “Taking Action” tab
Theme: Health
December 2023
The TAP_DLB research team, led by Erwan Bézard, has observed that the location of the onset of Lewy body pathology has an impact on the type of disease developed by patients suffering from neurodegenerative disease, i.e. Parkinson’s disease or Levy body dementia.
Read the publication npj parkinson’s disease
Discover all the projects supported in the “Taking Actions” tab.
Theme: Health
December 2023
The Foundation supports the research work of Emma Perrot’s thesis, aimed at understanding the development of anxiety in people suffering from Parkinson’s disease by determining the functional role of the Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide secreted by single neurons which may be at the origin of the development of non-motor symptoms, such as anxiety.
To find out more, go to the“Taking Action” tab – Health – 3rd Clément Fayat Scholarship: VIP-PARK
