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Leading the way in aging research

Backed by the Fonds de recherche du Québec (FRQ), the RQRV is a dynamic, cross-sector network driving innovation in aging research across Québec. Our mission: to support every individual to age with dignity and purpose, by supporting their needs, preferences, and aspirations.
Who we are

Our research initiatives

RQRV’s scientific program is organized around four key themes.

Explore how we drive innovation and collaborate within the scientific community.

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Events

08
Apr
8 April - 9 April Sherbrooke, QC Canada

✨RQRV Science Days 2026✨

Take part in the 20th edition of the RQRV Scientific Days and come celebrate excellence in aging research.
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Funding program

LEVIER Program for Researchers

Our programs enable researchers who are members of the Network to receive funding to establish partnerships, organize conferences, support the publication of articles, or fund pilot or cross-sectoral projects.
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STIMULUS Program for Students

Student members of the Network receive financial support to present their research findings at Canadian or international conferences, as well as to publish in leading scientific journals.
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Current projects

Actualités

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Facts and Figures – RQRV

500 +

network members, including researchers and graduate-level students

$20

million in research funding since the RQRV was established

30

years of thematic research
500 +
$20
30

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Get access to funding for your pilot project, recruit qualified students, develop partnerships, or organize a scientific conference in your region. Take advantage of networking opportunities within our community of researchers and students.
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Seniors and Caregivers

Learn more about the resources available to support senior in aging healthily and safely within their communities.
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