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Photo credit: Felipe DaGama, CHU de Québec

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Polychromatic digital holographic microscopy of a cultured neuronal network.
Credit: Céline Larivière-Loiselle – Pierre Marquet Lab, CERVO Brain Research Centre

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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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Mohamad Sade
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Brain Canada Grants $2.1 Million to Early-Career Researchers Nationwide

With a donation from the Azrieli Foundation and the generous backing of its visionary donors, the Brain Canada Foundation has announced the fifth cohort of Canada’s Future Leaders in Brain Research. This year, 21 promising early-career researchers have been awarded a total of $2.1 million in funding, with each receiving a $100,000 grant. (more…)

A step towards more personalized treatments for depression

Les différentes manifestations de la dépression pourraient être causées par des altérations qui touchent de façon distincte trois circuits neuronaux du cerveau

Par : Jean Hamann (more…)


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…)