Explication du projet iTrackDNA par la professeure Valérie Langlois, INRS-ETE.
De la filtration des échantillons d’eau jusqu’à la détection des différentes espèces animales, les différentes étapes sont ici montrées dans le cadre du projet de science citoyenne sur l’ADN environnemental Mission ADN-Eau (Génome Québec).
Appointment of Jérôme Dupras, professor in the Department of Natural Sciences, as co-holder of this chair demonstrates the international recognition of his expertise. To his will be added that of Santiago Izquierdo Tort, professor at Read more…
Canada’s standardization of environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis reaches new heights with the launch of the second national eDNA standard, CSA W219. This groundbreaking standard, developed by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA), establishes performance criteria for Read more…
GEO BON: Global Conference: Monitoring Biodiversity for Action, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, October 2023 Valérie Langlois and collaborators (Hydro-Québec and MELCCFP) participate to a discussion panel! Panel Title: Genomic Translation: Adoption and Use of Genomic Tools Read more…
