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Congratulations to Léa Kaufmann who won the coveted Simon-Pierre Noël prize and to Carl Munoz who won the prize for best doctoral presentation . Their presentations focused on their respective research work. Congratulations to you both!
Congratulations to Carl Munoz and Karla Félix Navarro who are respectively recipients of a doctoral and master’s scholarship in artificial intelligence from ESP of [UdeM](https://www.umontreal.ca /).
By submitting your application, you will have the chance to be invited to participate in 3 days of activities at IRIC, on the campus of the University of Montreal, from June 5 to 7, 2024.
The Lemieux Laboratory has submitted an internship offer in the PREMIER Program bank. The offer is titled Establishment of a new neural network approach to characterize small molecules for drug development. We invite any undergraduate student from a program at the Faculty of Medicine of the Université de Montréal interested to join the laboratory for the summer of 2024 to apply to the program! It is possible to access the registration site via this link.
Ann-Sophie Gironne presented her research work on the identification of transposable elements induced by chemotherapy in triple-negative breast cancer.
Carl Munoz is officially undertaking his PhD in bioinformatics, via an accelerated transition from the Master’s degree, in the Lemieux Laboratory. Congratulations Carl!
Sébastien Lemieux was invited to come and discuss artificial intelligence (AI) in health during the dinner conference “The future of pharmacology” of the 15th Journée Phare. The event was held at Sherbrooke University. For the occasion, Sébastien presented the projects of Léa and Karla, as well as Assya.
For the occasion, Nicolas Jacquin presented his research work on the reconstruction of transcriptomic profiles from short k-mer using machine learning.
