Neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s remain some of the most pressing challenges in medicine. Despite decades of research, their root causes and progression pathways are still not fully understood. But what if the key to decoding these diseases lies in cellular reprogramming — transforming one cell...
We’re thrilled to announce that Zaya Haj Mohamad, MSc student in the Drouin-Ouellet Lab, has been awarded a Master’s scholarship from the Fonds de recherche du Québec – Santé (FRQ). This prestigious award recognizes her promising work on cellular models of aging in Parkinson’s Disease....
We’re proud to share that Julie Bouquety’s photo “L’origine du lab” has been selected for the 2023–2024 Interuniversity Photography Competition! Her image offers a creative and powerful glimpse into the spirit of curiosity and discovery that fuels research.Explore the competition and her selected work here:🔗...
Congratulations to Julie Bouquety, PhD student in our lab, on being awarded a Graduate Student Scholarship from Parkinson Canada! Julie’s work explores how age-related changes in astrocytes influence their reprogramming potential for brain repair in Parkinson’s Disease. This scholarship highlights her strong contribution to advancing...
