Commitments

L’Oréal is committed to respecting Human Rights, in line with the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs). Transparency and reporting on our successes and challenges in implementing this commitment are key to embedding the principles into our business

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Professor Aviv Regev is awarded for her pioneering work in single cell genomics (the study of individual cells). Her innovative experimental methods combine mathematics and computer science to enable scientists to discover and characterize the trillions of cells within the body. Importantly, this enhances our ability to decipher and target the mechanisms that cause disease, while developing better diagnostics and therapies.

Professor Frances Kirwan is rewarded for her exceptional work in pure mathematics, with particular reference to her studies of the algebraic and topological properties of geometric objects.

Professor Lidia Morawska is awarded for her outstanding contribution to understanding and improving indoor and ambient air quality, and in particular, the impact of air pollution on human health and the environment.

Professor Anamaría Font is recognised for her work in theoretical particle physics, with a particular focus on developing the theory of superstrings whose basic building blocks are really strings, like those of a guitar This describes, in a unified and consistent way, the elementary particles of nature, which are the ‘notes’ produced by the vibrating strings, as well as their fundamental interactions.

Professor Suzana Nunes is awarded for her outstanding work in developing innovative membrane filters to purify or separate valuable resources, such as water, oil, or pharmaceutical compounds more efficiently and using significantly less energy.

On March 9th, 2023, AFSA (Animal Free Safety Assessment Collaboration), of which L’Oréal is active member since 2008, has announced the launch of a free online training program dedicated to cosmetics safety assessment. This program is designed to support safety assessors and regulators, compliance specialists, SMEs, CROs, NGOs, and other interested stakeholders develop a greater understanding of non-animal predictive approaches.