New: Awards & Distinctions
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Yves De Koninck wins the Wilder Penfield award
Yves De Koninck, Director of the CERVO Research Centre, winner of the Wilder Penfield Award, one of the Prix du Québec. Prix du Québec prizes are the highest distinction awarded by the Government of Québec in culture and science. They recognize the exceptional achievements of individuals who contribute to the development of their field of…
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Annie Castonguay wins the 1st prize of the Research Professionals Excellence Awards 2021 from the FRQS
Congratulations to Annie Castonguay, who wins the 1st prize of the Research Professionals Excellence Awards 2021. Annie Castonguay holds a PhD in neurological sciences from Université de Montréal and carried out her postdoctoral training in neurobiology at Université Laval with financial support from the FRQS. A research professional in the laboratory led by Professor Yves…
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Yves De Koninck wins an Education Award from the Society for Neuroscience
Press release from the Society for Neuroscience 2020-10-29 The Society for Neuroscience (SfN) will present Yves De Koninck, PhD, and Liqun Luo, PhD, with this year’s Awards for Education in Neuroscience. The award honors individuals who have made outstanding contributions to neuroscience education and training and will be presented during SfN’s Awards Announcement Week 2020.…
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Dr. Sahara Khademullah receives $165,000 award for ALS research in YDKlab
The ALS Society of Canada (ALS Canada), together with Brain Canada, announced a new trainee award to Dr. Sahara Khademullah, post-doctoral research in the lab. ALS Canada was also pleased to partner with La Fondation Vincent Bourque who will be providing financial support for Dr. Khademullah’s award. This grant has been awarded with the aim of sustaining…
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Yves De Koninck will receive the 2019 Emily Gray award from the Biophysical Society
The Biophysical Society (BPS) announced that Yves De Koninck will receive the Emily M Gray Award at the Society’s annual meeting in Baltimore on March 4th, 2019. From the BPS press release: De Koninck will be recognized for his work in the development of internationally renowned, transdisciplinary training initiatives in neurophysics and neurophotonics that have provided hands-on…
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Yves De Koninck wins the Brockhouse Canada Prize for Interdisciplinary Research in Science and Engineering
Congratulations to Yves De Koninck, who has won, with a team of colleagues from the CERVO Brain Research Centre and the Centre d’optique, photonique et laser (COPL), a prestigious prize for interdisciplinary research, given by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), the Brockhouse prize. The winning team includes Daniel Côté, Yves…
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Yves De Koninck and Rob Bonin honoured at the Canadian Pain Society Meeting
The Canadian Pain Society highlighted the research accomplishments of Yves De Koninck and Robert Bonin, a YDK lab alumnus and professor at University of Toronto, at their annual meeting, which took place May 23-26 in Halifax. Congratulations to Professor De Koninck, who received the Distinguished Career Award, and to Professor Bonin, who received the Early Career Investigator Pain Research Grant.
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Congratulations to Isabel Plasencia who wins a prize at the Pain Talks!
Congratulations to Isabel Plasencia who won the second prize for presentation at the second edition of the Pain Talks organised by the Quebec Network of Junior Pain Investigators. The event took place April 28 at McGill’s Thomson House. Isabel’s presentation was titled ” Painful disinhibition”.
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Knitting neurons – in the top 10 discoveries of 2016 for Québec Science
A discovery made in collaboration with Yves De Koninck of the Neurophotonics Centre has been listed as one of the top 10 discoveries of 2016 by Québec Science, and is a candidate for the magazine’s people’s choice award for discovery of the year. This discovery, a collaboration between neuroscientists and physicists, offers hope for repair…
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Yves De Koninck will receive the Distinguished Career Award from the Canadian Pain Society
The director of the Neurophotonics Centre, Yves De Koninck, will receive the Canadian Pain Society’s 2017 Distinguished Career Award. This award recognizes Dr. De Koninck’s longstanding contributions to pain research.The award will be given at the next Canadian Pain Society meeting, in May 2017 in Halifax. http://www.canadianpainsociety.ca/?page=AwardsGrant