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NeuroQuébec brings together researchers in neuroscience from the Université Laval network

The objective is to coordinate and promote the development of research in neuroscience and mental health, while encouraging the training of the next generation.


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Ophélie Martinie
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Yves De Koninck - Prix Wilder Penfield
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Caroline Ménard cited in the Washington Post

Caroline Menard is quoted in a Washington Post article entitled “How inflammation in the body may explain depression in the brain”. Professor Menard explains her research showing that inflammation affects the brain (more…)

Welcome to Dr Stéphane Poulin !

The members of the CERVO Research Centre’s Executive Committee are pleased to announce the arrival of a new associate member, Dr. Stéphane Poulin. (more…)


Marie-France Demers winner of the Louis-Hébert Prize

On October 6th, during the Ordre des pharmaciens du Québec’s awards ceremony, pharmacist Marie-France Demers was awarded the Ordre’s highest distinction, the Louis-Hébert Award! The Louis-Hébert award is the highest distinction of the Ordre des pharmaciens du Québec. It recognizes the career of a current or former member who has distinguished himself or herself in a sustained manner through his or her commitment to the profession, his or her influence within and outside the practice environment, and his or her high ethical standards, making him or her a model for the profession.   (more…)


Yves De Koninck wins the Wilder Penfield award

Congratulations to Yves De Koninck, Director of the CERVO Research Centre, winner of the Wilder Penfield Award, one of the Prix du Québec. (more…)