Mélanie Côté-Cyr obtains the most prestigious graduate scholarship in Canada. Doctoral student Mélanie Côté-Cyr is among the recipients of the 2022 Vanier scholarship. Worth $50,000 per year for three years, the Vanier scholarship is awarded according to three main criteria: excellence of the academic record, the potential for research and leadership skills.
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.
PhD student in biochemistry Ximena Zottig is the first recipient of this award for a researcher in protein sciences.
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, Laurence Savignac, doctoral student in chemistry under the direction of Professor Steen Schougaard, members of NanoQAM, talks to us about research aimed at developing more efficient lithium-ion batteries for the good for the environment.
Laurence Savignac is preparing a doctorate in chemistry at the University of Quebec in Montreal under the supervision of Pr. Steen Schougaard, member of NanoQAM.
Farzaneh Mahvash Mohammad, co-direction student between UQAM and McGill (Pr Thomas Szkopek and Pr Mohamed Siaj) was elected Star Student-Researcher March 2016 by the Quebec Research Fund - Nature and Technologies (FRQNT).
The Analyst Blog website has just published the list of the 10 scientific articles in the Analyst publication most consulted during the period from October 2013 to December 2013. Among these is an article by Pr. Isabelle Marcotte.
The scientific program Le code Chastenay, will present a report on the work of Pr. Isabelle Marcotte on the byssus of the mussel.
In its special 50th anniversary issue, the popular science magazine Québec Science met nearly a hundred young researchers, including Pr. Isabelle Marcotte, who are working on 50 challenges that our society will have to face by 2050 in the fields of medicine, social science, technology, basic science and agriculture.
Isabelle Marcotte, professor in the Department of Chemistry, and her colleague Christian Pellerin, from the University of Montreal, want to find better use of the mussel byssus.