Ph.D. student Noémie Frébault has just received a four year doctoral scholarship from the Fonds de recherche du Québec - Santé. Great news, well done Noémie!!

Ph.D. student Noémie Frébault gave a very interesting talk yesterday at the 2025 UQAM Research Day about AltZyxin, an alternative muscle protein. Great work!

B.Sc. student has just been awarded an Undergraduate Research Scholarship for a second summer in a row for his work on MPS diseases, this time by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada. Congrats Jeffrey, well done!

Ph.D. student Ivan Valette gave a very engaging talk today at the Montreal C. elegans  Monthly Meeting about MIG-6/Papilin and it's mediation of the maintenance of neuronal architecture by remodeling the extracellular matrix and affecting the TGF-β signaling pathway.

Ivan Valette, Ph.D. student gave a talk at the CERMO-FC Research Center Meeting about MIG-6/Papilin mediated neuronal architecture maintenance and was awarded best oral presentation . No surprises here, congrats again!

For this 2024 edition of the of the CERMO-FC Research Center Provincial Conference, all of our students have presented beautiful posters, showcasing their hard work in the lab. Special congrats to B.Sc. student Jeffrey Killeen for landing the Best Poster Award! Great work everyone!

Students Noémie Frébault and Ivan Valette presented their posters at the 2024 Bio-Chemverse Annual Conference organised by the UQAM Biochemistry program, and both won the Best Poster Award . Well done to both of you!

Ph.D. student Noémie Frébault has just received a double excellence scholarship for her hard work in her master's and doctoral studies by the CERMO-FC research center. Very well deserved, great work Noémie!

Yann Aghiles Chabi, Ph.D. student presented a fantastic poster at the C. elegans Metabolism, Aging, Pathogenesis, Stress and Small RNAs meeting (MAPSS) in Madison USA. Great work Yann!

Noémie Frébault, Ph.D. student gave a beautiful talk today at the Quebec Worm Meeting at the McGill University Health Center today on the functional study of an alternative protein encoded by the dual coding gene ZYX/zyx-1 with implications for dystrophinopathies . Well done!