The Quebec Bio-Imaging Network

Promoting and facilitating bio-imaging research across Quebec

News

QBIN Open Science Awards 2024

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.
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Events

The Art of Imaging Exhibition – Sherbrooke

The next edition of the Art of Imaging exhibition will take place at the Sherbrooke Nature and Science Museum from mid-March to mid-April, with an opening event on March 14 during Brain Awareness Week.

QBIN Scientific Day 2024 – Save the date!

The 2024 edition of the QBIN Scientific Day will take place on May 23rd at the downtown campus of Concordia University in Montreal. Registration is free and open to everyone!

Soapbox Science Quebec City

Soapbox Science Quebec City is currently looking for female speakers for their next event on June 8, 2024. Don’t miss this great opportunity to communicate your research to the public!

Blog

A quick guide to MRI and how it works

Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or MRI, can be a challenge to understand for anyone who is new to the field. In her latest blog post, PhD student Flavie Detcheverry guides us through the basics of what MRI is and the physics of how it works.
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Pain and the brain: a real labyrinth! (podcast)

On the fifth episode of the QBIN podcast (in French), Béry Mohammediyan speaks to Professor Mathieu Roy to talk about bio-imaging and pain. They explore how bio-imaging has helped researchers like Professor Roy to better understand pain, which is complex and hard to treat.
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Jobs

Research professional – Université Laval

The Centre de recherche du CHU de Québec – Université Laval is currently recruiting a research professional to work in nuclear medicine and theranostics.

Postdoctoral fellow – Université de Montréal

The Neuromobility lab at the Universiteé de Montréal is seeking a postdoctoral fellow to work in the areas of electrophysiology and neurorehabilitation with healthy participants and individuals who sustained a lesion to the spinal cord or brain.