The application deadline for “Frontiers in Reproduction” is January 17th, 2019.
Information can be found here:
Don’t miss your chance to apply to this transformative course.
The RQR will offer un scholarship of max $ 2000 to an RQR student who will be accepted to follow this course.
Congratulations to recipients of the RQR 2018/2019 co-supervision bursaries. The RQR wishes you success in reaching your research and training objectives.
The list of the winners are available here.
The next “Symposium des bovins laitiers” will be held on October, 30th at the Centrexpo Cogeco in Drummondville.
Please, visit their website here for all details.
The REPRODAction, the popularized journal of the RQR, is now back.
Do not wait any longer and read our last article
The next seminar will be given by the Dr. Heli Routti, research scientist at the Norwegian Polar Institute, on Thursday, September 6th at 11:00am (INAF, room 1724, pavillon des services).
Click here for more information.
It’s a week-long celebration of science and space in Canada, from September 17th to 23rd 2018.
It’s also an opportunity to interact with the general public and explain your research projects and results! In essence, it’s a great opportunity for scientific outreach.
This year’s theme is space, but your activity can deal with any scientific subject.
Scientific outreach activities can be organized by researchers, students as well as research groups.
If you are interested in organizing an activity for this event, please contact Charlène Rico for RQR support and any other information you may need.
More information is also available on the event website.
Recombinetics and Semex have formed a new alliance to improve animal health and well-being through hornless dairy cattle genetics.
Access to the press release here.
On May 11th, the team of Dr. Janice Bailey (Laval University) organized a scientific activity as part of the Quebec 24h Science event, the theme of which this year was the movement.
The activity titled “The Secret World of Sperm: A Messenger for Future Generations” was held at the Galway Pub in Quebec City. The activity was organized in the form of multiple scientific stations and attracted more than 40 people.
The RQR warmly thanks all of Dr. Bailey’s team for their involvement in this event!
Don’t forget to regularly consult our employment and training opportunities in the “Students” section.
