The mission of the Quebec Network for Research on Aging is to support interdisciplinary research on aging and to promote the maintenance of a critical mass of researchers, help increase overall research capacity, and stimulate the creation of research partnerships in this field.
The Network’s ultimate goal is to increase knowledge about the biological, clinical, populational, social, and societal aspects of aging. This knowledge can then be used to help promote successful aging, to prevent or delay the expression of the components of frailty and its harmful effects, and to improve the health care and services provided to the elderly.
SPA 2019
CIHR Summer program in Aging 2019
Geroscience: A novel interdisciplinary approach for research on aging
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Dr. José A Morais becomes co-director of the Network
The FRQS Board of Directors approved the appointment of Dr. Morais as co-director of the RQRV. This appointment takes effect immediately.
I will become the co-director of the Network.
We will continue with great enthusiasm our mandate according to this structure.
Pierrette Gaudreau PhD. |
A healthy mind in a healthy body
Aan interview of Professor Mylène Aubertin-Leheudre from UQAM, member of the orientation committee and Nutrition thematic group of the Network – special issue of the newspaper Le Devoir of April 21, 2019 |
The Canada's New Food Guide
Experts from the Quebec Network for Research on Aging recommend adaptation to the needs of our seniors
News on La Presse
New Food Guide |
On October 20, 2018, Pierrette Gaudreau was awarded the Contribution to Gerontology Award by the Canadian Association on Gerontology (CAG).
The honorary plaque was presented by Professor Suzanne Dupuis-Blanchard, President of the CAG, at the organization's 47th Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting. This mark of recognition is shared with all members of the Network. |
CIHR Summer Program in Aging
Geroscience: A novel interdisciplinary approach for research on aging.
See announcement |
The Quebec Network for Research on Aging Research Days
The 15th edition of the Quebec Network for Research on Aging Research Days, held on October 1 and 2 at Université Laval, was a great success with the participation of 135 students, researchers and health professionals.
The Café Scientifique "En forme après 50 ans – bouger pour ne pas rouiller" organized on October 1 by the RQRV Student Committee attracted approximately 100 well-informed seniors!
Consult Professor Carol Hudon’s presentation, which is an impressive example of spin-offs of the structuring actions; that of Mr. Paul l'Archevêque, Director of l'innovation au Ministère de la Santé et des Services Sociaux du Gouvernement du Québec, as well as the list of Recipients of the Awards of Excellence for oral and poster presentations.
The directorate of the Quebec Network for Research on Aging (RQRV) would like to take this opportunity to thank all the speakers, the session presidents, and the evaluators for the oral and poster presentations.
Save the dates, October 1 and 2, 2019 – the Quebec Network for Research on Aging Research days will be held at the CHUM Research Center. |
Award of Excellence in Research
The submission deadline for the next competition is 31/05/2019. Only original articles published between 01/04/2018 and 31/03/2019 are eligible. |
French McMaster Optimal Aging Portal
The RQRV's partnership with the Optimal Aging Portal (McMaster University, ON) is realized by the launch of the french McMaster Optimal Aging Portal. This opens up a new window of international outreach. |
Le Dr José A Morais sera le conférencier 2018 de Société Québécoise de Gériatrie
Dans le cadre du partenariat en transfert de connaissances entre le RQRV et la Société Québécoise de Gériatrie (SQG), nous avons le plaisir de vous informer que le docteur José A Morais, professeur au département de médecine et directeur de la Division de médecine gériatrique de l’Université McGill (Montréal), sera le conférencier invité au 31ème Congrès scientifique annuel de la SQG, le 18 octobre 2018 à l’Hôtel Delta, à Montréal. Il est directeur adjoint du RQRV. |
New tools available!
Listings of neuropsychological tests with French-Quebec standards developed by the team of professors Joël Macoir and Carol Hudon from Université Laval. This scientific contribution has been financially supported by the Network. |
2017-2021 Fonds de recherche du Québec - Santé Thematic Network Grant
We are very proud to announce that our evaluation is very positive and that we have obtained the maximum grant available under this program, $ 800,000 / year for the period 2017-2021. This will enable us to implement our new strategic and scientific programming.
We would like to express our gratitude to the Network's student members and researchers who are a big part of this success, as well as the Thematic Group and Platform Coordinators who have worked hard to produce a high quality scientific activity report and scientific program.
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