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Ethics and animal reproductive technologies

TGFBR3L is an inhibin B co-receptor that regulates female fertility

In an effort to acknowledge RQR members that have been actively engaged in promoting more diverse and equal environments, the Diversity Committee is proud to announce the RQR Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Recognition program. Through this, RQR members (regular and trainees) can be nominated by their peers or self-nominate to highlight their efforts towards building a more inclusive, equal and diverse community. Successful nominees will be featured on the RQR bulletin and announced at the RQR annual Symposium.

Help us identify those members who positively shaped their spaces in terms of equity!

ELIGIBILITY

1. Nominees must be a regular or trainee member of the Réseau Québécois en reproduction.
2. Nominees must be recognized for their efforts to promote more inclusive, equal and diverse community within the RQR, the scientific community or within the general community.
3. The action must have been done or started within the last 1 year from the date of nomination.

Note: Yearly commitments in associations can only be recognized once

For all details: APPLICATION FORM

• Samuel-De-Champlain program:https://frq.gouv.qc.ca/programme/programme-samuel-de-champlain-2022-2023/

• NOVA program: https://frq.gouv.qc.ca/en/pre-announcement-nova-program-frqnt-nserc/

We are pleased to announce the the following students are the recipients of the recruitment scholarship for foreign students from developing countries. They received $5 000, each.

• Leonardo Cortazzo da Silva, MSc student, in Dr Maritza Jaramillo’s laboratory, INRS.
• Pegah Rahmizadeh, PhD student, in Dr Daniel Cyr’s laboratory, INRS.
• Susmitha Jaganathan, MSc student, in Dr Rima Slim’s laboratory, McGill University.

Congratulations !