Fast-forward to more years of innovative research on G protein-coupled receptors (GPCR) ahead of us!

Congratulations to Dr. Ruth Sapir-Pichhadze and co-authors from the RI-MUHC and University of Alberta!

The 2019 event focused on translational research across the lifespan in parasitology, autoimmune diseases and HIV

Biomedical researchers and trainees explored ways to ratchet up their expertise with the help of RI-MUHC technology platforms

Geneviève Bernard, MD, FRCPC, is this year’s recipient of the Prix d’excellence – Specialist of the Year award for Region 4

Link between the Nodal gene and premature delivery may help develop therapies that allow more women to go full term in their pregnancies

Inductees are honoured for leadership in the health sciences

Interview with Carolyn Baglole, director of the new McGill Research Centre for Cannabis

Recognition for her sentinel contributions to the assessment of clinical competence and management of prescription drugs

Congratulations to Erwin Schurr for his new grant from the Canada Foundation for Innovation’s (CFI) John R. Evans Leaders Fund.

RI-MUHC student Hunter S. Shaw’s publication makes the cover, with a work of art from the Convergence Initiative

Ranked first of 626 in the CIHR postdoctoral competition, in 2020 Claire Gizowski will be forging ahead with a prestigious international fellowship instead

Five-day event drew 50 graduate student research trainees and 30 faculty members from across Canada and the United Kingdom

Congratulations to students who contributed to the scientific life of our institute this summer!

Revolutionary research findings honoured, as well as passion and compassion in research and patient care

RI-MUHC trainee Stéphane Isnard honoured for his research on gut permeability in HIV

New committee will address gender imbalance behind regulatory decisions

Projects led by Isabel Fortier and Bartha Knoppers will share human data to advance the understanding of cancer and chronic disease

RI-MUHC researcher Peter Siegel is co-leader

Study aims to lighten the burden of persistent infections in people living with cystic fibrosis