LATEST NEWS
1st PROJET LAURENT SYMPOSIUM
November, 2024
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On November 28th, researchers, healthcare professionals, patient partners, and engaged families gathered around Projet Laurent, a unique transdisciplinary initiative that combines science, innovation, compassion, and passion.​​​
MEETING WITH CFIA
September, 2024
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David Nanang, Vice-President of Science at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, met with several researchers from Université de Montréal, including Christopher Fernandez Prada, last September, strengthening the ties between the two institutions.​​​​
UPDATE ON CANINE LEISHMANIASIS
June 18th, 2024
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The latest news on canine leishmaniasis will be presented at a round table, in which Christopher Fernandez Prada will be one of the invited experts.
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CSPC 2024
November, 2024
Three students from our lab, Audrey Corbeil, Rafael Ferreira and Marie Zoé Lapierrre, attended CSPC2024. Under the theme “Empowering Society: The Transformative Value of Science, Knowledge, and Innovation”.​​​
ÉQUINOCOCCOSE IN QUÉBEC
July, 2024
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Don’t miss the latest popular science article on echinococcosis, a disease not very common in Quebec but one that requires attention.
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CSPS Edmonton
June 2nd, 2024
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Christopher Fernandez-Prada was invited by the Canadian Society for Pharmaceutical Sciences (CSPS) to give a lecture entitled Redefining the Fight Against Leishmania: Emerging Opportunities in Therapeutic Advancements at the organization's annual conference in Edmonton on June 12.
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UNIVERSITÉ DE LIÈGE
October, 2024
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On October 21st, a meeting took place between several researchers from the Université de Montréal, including Christopher Fernandez Prada, and a delegation from the Université de Liège to establish new collaborations.​​​
LEISHMANIASIS EN EUROPA
June 23rd, 2024
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In collaboration with Javier Moreno (Instituto Carlos III, Madrid, Spain), Christopher Fernandez Prada publishes an article in La Conversacion on the problem of this neglected disease in Europe.
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GREZOSP ANNUAL MEETING
May, 2024
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After several years, le GRZOSP, Groupe de recherche en épidemiologie des zoonoses et santé publique, is meeting again to share updates and strengthen ties among its members.
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RECONNAISSANCE DU TERRITOIRE AUTOCHTONE
L’Université de Montréal reconnaît qu'elle est située en territoire autochtone non cédé par voie de traité, et souhaite saluer ceux et celles qui, depuis des temps immémoriaux, en ont été les gardiens traditionnels. Elle exprime son respect pour la contribution des peuples autochtones à la culture des sociétés ici et partout autour du monde.