Our projects

Edition 2025

Winners of the call for projects

The two-year, 121,000 euro post-doctoral grant from the 2025 call for projects was won by Justine Cesari for her project "DPSYRÉA: Evaluation des dispositifs de soin psychologique en service de réanimation pour les patients, les proches et les soignants".

Led by Prof. Alexandra Laurent (University of Burgundy), the DPSYRÉA project aims to take stock of psychological practices in intensive care units, and to formulate operational recommendations to provide better support for patients, their families and caregivers.

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Previous winners

Scientific research project on mental health and climate change - Marie Gaudelus

Marie Gaudelus' research project, winner of the Cn2rAAP.

Scientific research project on mental health and climate change - Jean-Marc Goudet

Jean-Marc Goudet's research project, winner of the Cn2rAAP.

Laura Charretier's research project, winner of the Cn2rAAP.

Marguerite Trabut's research project, winner of the Cn2rAAP.

Lucia Gentile's research project, winner of Cn2r'sAAP.

Discover all the projects we've supported in our activity reports

The COSAMe study

Assessing the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the mental health of university students

Cn2r, in conjunction with the FHF Research Innovation Fund and thanks to a number of partners, has launched a study aimed at describing the prevalence of mental health disorders and their evolution during a pandemic period, and identifying associated vulnerability factors. In particular, the study examines the traumatic nature of this unprecedented event, noting the occurrence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in students.

Find scientific articles from the 1st measurement period (April-May 2020) in JAMA Networkof the 2nd measurement period (June-July 2020) in Translational Psychiatry and the 3rd measurement period (July-August 2021) in JAMA Network. An article on the evolution of mental health between the first and second measurement periods has also been published in Frontiers in Psychiatry. And see below for infographics of the results:

1st measurement time

2nd measurement time

3rd measurement time

The CONFEADO study

Factors associated with resilience and mental health in children and adolescents during the 1st Covid-19 confinement in France

Conducted by Sorbonne Paris Nord University in partnership with Santé Publique France, the University of Tours, FHF funds and Cn2r, this study is the first to focus directly on children and adolescents (aged 9-18) at national level.

See the first results on the Santé Publique France website in Bulletin Epidémiologique Hebdomadaire n°8 Série Covid-19 of May 20, 2021.