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\textbf{Janine Cossy} studied at the Universit\'{e} Champagne-Ardenne
in Reims, where she completed her PhD in photochemistry under the
supervision of Professor~Jean-Pierre P\`{e}te. After a two-year
post-doctoral stay with Professor~Barry M. Trost, at the University of
Wisconsin (USA), she returned to Reims where, in 1990, she became
Director of Research at the CNRS. The same year, she was appointed
Professor of Organic Chemistry at the ESPCI Paris. Janine Cossy's
research focuses on the synthesis of natural products and biologically
active molecules (mainly with anti-tumor and anti-inflammatory
properties) and on the development of selective synthetic methods in a
variety of fields (photochemistry, radical chemistry, rearrangements,
organometallic couplings, enzymatic reactions, etc.). Currently, her
work is focused on green chemistry, where she is developing catalytic
synthetic methods using low-pollution\break reagents. 

Her research work has resulted in over 560 publications and 18 patents.
She was elected to the Acad\'{e}mie des Sciences in 2017 and to the
Acad\'{e}mie nationale de pharmacie in 2022. She was President of the
Organic Chemistry Division of the SFC (now SCF), a member of the
Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry Division at IUPAC. She was associate
editor of \textit{Organic Letters} (ACS) and she is currently associate
editor of \textit{Tetrahedron} and associate editor of the
\textit{Chimie} edition of the \textit{Comptes rendus de  l'Acad\'emie
des sciences} (a.k.a. \textit{Comptes Rendus. Chimie}). She is the
co-founder of two companies, CDP-Innovation and Acanthe Biotech.

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