Grantees

American Fulbright grantees have been coming to France for study and research since 1948. Each year our grantees are invited to French universities and research centers all over the country to pursue diverse and exciting projects.

If you would like to learn more about the Commission's current grantees and their research projects, please consult their profiles here:

American Fulbright grantees to France (under construction)

French Fulbright grantees to the US (under construction)

You can read more about their experiences on our Grantee Blog, which recounts stories from both American and French Fulbrighters.

For video interviews with US Fulbrighters, see our YouTube account.

Read about the projects of our alumni below : 

• Ezinne Achinivu (Fulbright 2017), took part in the writing of an article called Valorization of waste biomass from oleaginous "oil-bearing" seeds through the biocatalytic production of sinapic acid from mustard bran which is featured in the latest volume of Biomass & Bioenergy. 
   
• Melanie Ambler (Fulbright 2019) new project is wonderful. She plays live virtual concerts for patients with COVID-19. In collaboration with Dr. Timothy Amass and nurse Laure Wodecki, they feature a 'trio' of perspectives on the impacts of this new initiative. The article availaible on the Canadian Medical Association Journal, includes a podcast of them reading the piece. 
   
• Zachary Campbell (Fulbright 2020) co-wrote an article called Facile synthesis of anhydrous microparticles using plug-and-play microfluidic reactors for the Reaction Chemistry & Engineering journal.