Le 16 novembre dernier, le ministre de l’Innovation, des Sciences et du Développement économique François-Philippe Champagne a annoncé les résultats de plusieurs programmes de financement de la recherche, dont le programme de Chaires de recherche du Canada. Le Pr. Bourgault bénéficiera d’un appui dans le cadre de ce programmes pour un montant de 100 000 $ par année pendant 5 ans.
Professor Mohamed Siaj of the Department of Chemistry at UQAM and the NanoQAM research center have just made available to the various academic and industrial players in the fields of nanotechnology a Photo-Induced Force microscope unique in Quebec. This microscope allows simultaneous topographic (AFM) and spectroscopic (PiFM) measurements.
Professor Mohamed Siaj of the Chemistry Department of UQAM and the NanoQAM research center have just made available to the various academic and industrial players in the fields of nanotechnology a new BET instrument allowing measurement of specific surface and porosity of materials.
Steen Schougaard's team is starting a project to improve what could become the rechargeable battery of the future.
In Canada, women represent less than a quarter of the workforce in science and technology.
In Canada, women represent less than a quarter of the workforce in science and technology.
After being inspired by women in her field, doctoral student Laurence Savignac wishes to motivate young girls in her turn.
Three UQAM professors, including a member of NanoQAM, receive a major grant to acquire cutting-edge equipment in chemistry and immunology.
Au cours des dernières décennies, divers types de matériaux nanométriques ont trouvé une application biomédicale. Les progrès réalisés dans ce domaine doivent en grande partie leur succès au développement d’une vaste gamme de macromolécules.
PhD student in biochemistry Ximena Zottig is the first recipient of this award for a researcher in protein sciences.
Denis Archambault receives a grant of over $ 600,000 from CIHR to develop a nanovaccine against the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
Professor Mathieu Frenette participated in a Radio-Canada interview to clarify a rumor concerning the risk of fires caused by hydroalcoholic gels in cars.