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Following the official launch in September 2022, Science POP will develop across the province of Quebec in the form of internal competitions, held between April 1 and 30, 2023 by institutions devoted to Health Sciences research and to training graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. Finalists will then proceed to the next step: a Grand Final, provincial-level contest organized by the IRCM. For its 2022-2023 edition, Science POP welcomes fifteen (15) participating institutions, from all regions of Quebec!
Mohammed Usama Patel - FINALISTMaster's student - Experimental Medicine Type 1 Diabetes: The Sabotage Within |
Clara ArranzMaster's student - Experimental Medicine The Enchanted Kingdom Of Breast Cancer |
Nikoletta DiamantopoulosPhD student - Microbiology and Immunology Vaccines: how antibodies are made |
Sanidhya JagdishMaster's student - Experimental Medicine Senescent Workers: Heroes or Troublemakers |
Shayesteh KianiPhD student - Experimental Medicine Vitamin K: The superhero fighting stress |
Marianne LangloisMaster's student - Molecular Biology UAS-Gal4: Où-Quand-Quoi? Je décide |
Vincent Lapointe-RobergeDoctorant - Biochemistry Les facteurs pionniers à la conquête de |
Reham Magdy WasfyPost-doctoral student - Microbiome and Mucosal Defence Hidden Cargo: Tiny Gut Vesicles Unlock |
Nanu PalPhD student - Biochemistry Fluorescent Proteins: The Torchbearer of |
Thais Souza CunhaPhD student - Experimental Medicine No, it isn’t just a phase! It’s two, actually |
Thélo Garré - FINALISTMaster's student - Nutrition Faire des pas permet de diminuer les |
Laure Alexandre-HeymannPost-doctoral student - Experimental Medicine Fibrose kystique : un bol d’air… allégé |
Bhadra PattanayakPhD student - Experimental Medicine Molecular delivery system: How cells place |
Whether as an institution or as a participant in the challenges, stay tuned for the main steps of the competition until the Grand Final in 2023.
… to develop scientific communication skills
… to engage with your community
… to acquire on biomedical research
… to learn more about the benefits and impact of scientific research
… to counter misinformation
… to contribute to developing a strong scientific literacy
« Thanks to one of the presentations,
I was able to recognize the characteristics of the syndrome mirror movements in my son. I quickly communicated with the researcher supervising this
research project and my boy will
soon join a clinical study. »
Valérie Lavastre
Audience Member, 2021 Edition
Contact for the Science POP competition: Anna Lieby
sciencepop@ircm.qc.ca
Media Contact : Florence Meney
(514) 755-2516
florence.meney@ircm.qc.ca
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