Microbiomes: sentinels of the northern environment and human health
With the core objective of determining the roles of microbiomes in the northern human-environment ecosystem, this team of researchers will develop and deploy new photonic sensors and new sampling and analysis methods for a wide range of microbiological data for the monitoring of ecosystems, nutrition, and human health in the North.
Sentinel microbiomes for Arctic ecosystem health
Comprehensive environmental monitoring and valorisation: From molecules to microorganisms
BriGHT (Bridging Global change, Inuit Health and the Transforming Arctic Ocean)
Enabling tools for the monitoring of food quality in the Northern environment
Impact of environmental conditions on airway microbiota and respiratory health in the North
The gut microbiome: sentinel of the northern environment and Inuit mental health
Optogenetics investigation of microbiota influence on brain development and epigenetics
Deciphering host-microbial interactions for cardiometabolic and mental health disorders with novel multimodal light-based sensing tools
André Marette, co-director
Department of medicine
andre.marette@criucpq.ulaval.ca
Warwick Vincent, co-director
Department of biology
warwick.vincent@bio.ulaval.ca
Pierre Ayotte
Department of social and preventive medicine
Denis Boudreau
Department of chemistry
Philippe St-Pierre
philippe.st-pierre@criucpq.ulaval.ca
418 656-8711, extension 3776
