of Admission Department Sciences de la Vie (2000–2002) - Member of the Scientific Department Sciences de la Vie (2003–2004) • Expertise national or international - Expert at the Directorate of International Research at CNRS (1998–2000). - Expert for orders from the research councils in various countries. - Expert for the Program files HSFP. - Expert for the records of the EU Marie Curie Research Training Grants. - Member of program committee of the international lines of the ESRF and D2AM. - Expert of the European Union (Panel of EOI for the 6th FP). • Consultant - SANOFI, 1990-1993. - Company UNILEVER Netherlands, 1994-2000. - Company UNILEVER United Kingdom, 1994-2000. Christian Cambillau has also been the director and co-director of many Ph.D.'s Fields of action •Chemistry: Biomimetic chemistry, crown ethers and cryptates Functional activation of fluorinated compounds •Graphic Software (1982–2005): TOM/FRODO + "FIT" Option Turbo-Frodo (Developed by Alain Roussel under Christian Cambillau's direction): Turbo-Frodo has been distributed to more than 1,000 sites, including 17 manufacturers. •Biology: Glycobiology (1985–2000) Redox enzymes (since 1986) Lipolytic enzymes (1984–2000) Proteins of Olfaction (since 1994) -Mammals -Insects Fragments of Antibody Classics and Camelids (1995–2000) -Antibodies from Camelids -Antibody Classics The Structural Genomics (2001–2005) -Genome Sequencing Project after (ASG) -X-TB project -SPINE and VIZIER Membrane proteins (2002–2006) -The GPCRs Virus and Phages (since 2002) Secretion Systems (since 2009) Award CNRS Silver Medal: “Christian CAMBILLAU, 44, CNRS research director, supervises the Laboratory of crystallography and crystallization of biological macromolecules, an associated CNRS-University of Aix-Marseille 2 research unit. He is an international specialist in the field of structural biology (crystallography) and has developed a software for modeling molecules using data from X rays or NMR, making France one of the very few countries to have developed software in the field of biological crystallography. His most innovative and spectacular work concerns the interactions between proteins and sugars (structural glycobiology) and the structural analysis of lipases (enzymes which hydrolyse fat). Thus, he was able to crystallize for the first time a lectin and glycoprotein complex, making it possible to carry out a precise three-dimensional analysis of interactions between proteins and complex sugars. He has also described the structural movements which can activate pancreatic lipase in the presence of its lipid substrate. This research is extremely important from both a medical and a biotechnological point of view.” https://web.archive.org/web/20110720213240/http://www.cnrs.fr/cw/en/nomi/prix/Argent95/argent95.html The press release associated with his silver medal award. Other awards: Award "Pierre Desnuelle"