Foundation S- The Sanofi Collective, the philanthropic organization supported by Sanofi, Future4care, a European ecosystem dedicated to digital health, and the 21st by accelerator CentraleSupélec today awarded the first Serge Weinberg Trophies during the One Health4All event held at Future4care.
Named in honor of the honorary president of Foundation S, well-known for his long-standing commitment to younger generations, these trophies aim to reward the most innovative and impactful digital solutions addressing the integrated 'One Health' approach.
The Jury for this first edition was chaired by Chrysoula Zacharopoulou, Secretary of State for Development and International Partnerships.
AppHop is innovative hospital software that helps nurses inventory expired medications. This way, AppHop collects data, analyzes it to anticipate stock destined to expire, and finds another department capable of using them to transfer these stocks. This project saves approximately €200,000 per year per university hospital, secures the medication supply chain for patient health, and saves time for healthcare staff. Finally, it prevents pharmaceutical waste that is particularly difficult to treat.
The 2024 winners of the Serge Weinberg👇
The Gold Trophy, worth €30,000, was awarded to Arshia Gratiot, founder ofEupnoos, an application that uses your smartphone's microphone and advanced algorithms to analyze your breathing and track your lung function over time.
The Silver Trophy, worth €20,000, was awarded to Guillaume Soto-Mayor, founder ofEgregor. This collective fights against environmental and health degradation and promotes a "One Health" approach.
Finally, the Jury Prize, offering one year of support from Future4care, was awarded to Sébastien Rodillon, founder ofAppHop which combats medication waste through an AI model.
We would like to thank and mention Serge Weinberg, Honorary Chairman of the Foundation S and Chrysoula Zacharopoulou, Secretary of State for Development and International Partnerships
As well as the jury members: Rafaèle Tordjman, John Dutton, Abdelaali Elbadaoui, Stéphanie Hajjar, Yassine Laghzioui, Vanina Laurent-Ledru, Agnès de Leersnyder, Kirsten Dunlop, Johanna Mair.
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