News

QBIN members from across the province have been awarded a total of nearly $25 million from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI), marking an unprecedented investment in imaging infrastructure throughout Quebec.

A working group led by QBIN and composed of researchers, clinician-researchers, physiotherapists, radiologists, medical imaging technologists and a jurist on Public Health have joined forces to explore the future of ultrasound imaging in Quebec.

As part of our commitment to encouraging and supporting our members in engaging in Open Science practices, the third annual QBIN Open Science Awards competition for students and postdocs is now open.

We are excited to announce an opportunity for QBIN members to contribute to NeuroLibre, a groundbreaking platform for reproducible preprints.

It is with great disappointment that we announce that QBIN was not selected to receive funding from the Fonds de recherche du Québec – Santé (FRQS) via the 2024-2032 Thematic Research Networks competition.

We are pleased to announce that QBIN will support five new Living Working Groups led by QBIN members.

The cégep student mentorship program is open to PhD students and postdocs in the field of bio-imaging wishing to gain valuable paid mentorship experience by hosting and mentoring two cégep students during a 10-week summer internship.

Axelys and CQDM are inviting all members of the ecosystem involved in the personalised medicine sector, including researchers from Quebec universities and companies of all sizes, to submit ideas.

The Travel for Training Awards program is now accepting applications for reimbursement of travel taking place between April 1st and July 30th 2024.