Yves De Koninck appointed to the Royal Society of Canada

Sep 15, 2015

Yves De Koninck was recently appointed to the Royal Society of Canada for “seminal contributions to understanding how neurons communicate at the cellular and molecular levels, in normal and pathological pain. Equally ground-breaking are his contributions to developing novel photonics technologies to push the frontiers of neuroscience”.

View the Royal Society of Canada for more information.

Congratulations!

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