Serge McGraw receives the Excellence Award from the Azrieli Research Center

Congratulations to Dr. Serge McGraw (Université de Montréal) on receiving the Engagement Award (Researcher) at the 1st edition of the Excellence Awards from the Azrieli Research Center.

The Engagement Award is given to an individual who has distinguished themselves through their commitment and involvement within their team, their department, or more broadly within the Research Center. It recognizes a significant contribution to fostering an inclusive, equitable, and welcoming environment, as well as to the development and improvement of research, services, or the overall work environment.

“Researcher Serge McGraw has stood out for his dedication to creating an inclusive and stimulating environment—not only for his colleagues but also for his students and the broader scientific community. Every year, he organizes clinics and workshops to guide students in writing scholarship applications, an initiative that reflects his commitment to their academic and professional success.

As a key member of the Scientific Committee and the Patient Data Access Committee of the Tatton-Brown-Rahman Syndrome Community, he serves not only as an advisor but also as a vital link between researchers, families, and clinicians, helping to guide research efforts and strategic decisions.

He also embodies knowledge mobilization through initiatives aimed at making science accessible to all. Whether at conferences like the TBRS Family Conference or through awareness workshops such as the Annual Public Health Days, he shares his expertise in an inclusive and impactful manner.

Through his mentorship, collaborations, and multiple initiatives to bridge science and society, Serge McGraw has created an environment where everyone can thrive and contribute meaningfully to mother-child health research. This award recognizes his unwavering commitment and inspiring achievements.

Congratulations!”

Well done!