The Prix de l'État (English: National Prize) of the French Academy of Sciences is a science award founded by the French National Convention in 1795 and financed by state funds. It is awarded in the fields of mathematics, physics, mechanics, computer science, earth sciences, biology and chemistry and is endowed with 7600 euros. It is awarded annually, with the exception of physics, which is awarded every four years.
Laureates since 1960 1960: Szolem Mandelbrojt 1961: Albert Policard 1962: Jacques Dixmier 1963: Pierre Nicolle 1964: Laurent Schwartz 1965: René Wurmser 1966: André Guinier 1967: Jean Dausset 1968: Gustave Choquet 1969: Xavier Duval 1970: René Thom 1971: Pierre Chatelain 1972: Pierre Lelong 1973: Pierre Douzou 1974: André Martin 1975: Marcel Bessis 1976: Jacques Tits 1977: Hélène Charniaux-Cotton 1978: Noël Felici 1979: Marc Fellous 1980: Jean-Pierre Kahane 1981: Lionel Salem 1982: Evry Schatzman 1983: Jean-Charles Schwartz 1984: Yves Meyer 1985: Stratis Avrameas 1986: Claude Lorius 1987: Jean Normant 1988: Franck Laloë 1989: Francis Durst 1990: Jean-Pierre Hansen 1991: Maurice Israël 1992: Gilles Pisier 1993: Jacques Taxi 1994: Roger Cayrel 1995: Jean Talairach 1996: Jean-Michel Bony 1997: Jean-Loup Gervais 1998: Pierre Gadal 1999: Bernard Maurey 2000: Jean-Paul Behr 2001: Camille Cohen 2002: Émile Miginiac 2003: Louis Boutet de Monvel 2004: Joël Moreau 2005: Jean-Michel Gérard 2006: Hervé Sentenac 2007: Nicolas Burq 2008: Anny Jutand 2009: François Amiranoff, Victor Malka, Patrick Mora 2010: Richard Miles 2011: Bernard Helffer 2012: Michel Ephritikhine 2013: Andreas Hoecker 2015: Yves Guivarc'h 2016: Christian Serre 2017: Pierre Le Doussal 2018: Christian Giaume, François Michel 2019: Michela Varagnolo, Éric Vasserot 2020: Anna Proust 2021: Marie-Hélène Schune 2022: Christophe Plomion 2023: Nicolas Bergeron
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