Lecture by André Isaacs (College of the Holy Cross) on the use of click chemistry for the synthesis of nitrogen-containing heterocycles, key components of many medications. The presentation will also address inclusive and innovative teaching approaches aimed at increasing student participation in STEM fields, particularly among students from underrepresented groups.
The CFI is providing $1.18 million in funding for Guillaume Goubert's project, in collaboration with Steve Bourgault and Mohammed Siaj, all members of NanoQAM, for the acquisition of an in situ Raman nanospectroscopy system.
Professors Ali Nazemi, Steen Schougaard, and Steve Bourgault have secured federal funding for their projects in nanomaterials and nanomedicine.
NanoQAM stood out at the 9th Annual QCAM Symposium thanks to the high quality of its students' research in functional materials. Their innovative work focuses on membranes, nanomaterials, and advanced electrochemical techniques.
Gwenaël Chamoulaud, research officer and first employee of NanoQAM, received the 2025 Excellence Award for his technical expertise and dedication to training researchers. His leadership has been essential to the development and visibility of the Center.
At the 92nd Acfas Congress, NanoQAM members presented their research on innovative functional materials for sustainable development. Their work targets practical applications in the environment, energy, and agriculture.
On January 23, the UQAM Board of Directors approved the creation of four new strategic chairs for a three-year term, one of which was awarded to Professor Mathieu Frenette.
Professors Daniel Bélanger and Steen Schougaard, members of NanoQAM, co-lead the organizing committee of the event.
Two members of NanoQAM obtain support from the federal organization.
The Faculty of Science celebrates the achievements of its members by awarding them prizes.
A group from the baccalaureate in chemistry is developing an experimental material to generate hydrogen.
Interview with Mohamed Siaj on Radio Canada on the properties of graphene.