Postdoctoral Researcher, Radhouene Doggui, was invited to moderate networking sessions at the 3rd Young Tunisian Researchers in Biology Network International Symposium. To read more…
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The International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity shines its light on François Gallant, Ph.D. student at CFMNB. To read the article…
Daniel Saucier received a studentship grant from the New Brunswick Health Research Foundation (NBHRF) and the CIHR-SPOR-MSSU for his project “Urbanization, air pollution and proximity to water: Identification of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis environmental risk factors in New Brunswick”. Under the supervision of Professor Mathieu Bélanger, Daniel proposed an original research project that is directly related to the health of New Brunswickers and the mandate of the Maritime SPOR Support Unit. Congratulations Daniel! Find out more …
Dr. Mathieu Bélanger has been recognized by the New Brunswick Health Research Foundation (NBHRF) for his outstanding contribution as a health reasearch mentor. Having mentored over 100 students and medical residents over thirteen years, Dr. Bélanger has gained a high level of respect from his mentees as well as his peers. Congratulations Mathieu! To read the article…
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research awarded a major award to a team led by Mathieu Bélanger, Marie-Pierre Sylvestre & Jennifer O’Loughlin to study coping strategies and mental health in young adults. Data from two important Canadian longitudinal studies, NDIT and MATCH, will be used to explore quantitative and qualitative insight into the COVID-19 experience. Read more…
François Gallant, PhD student in the health sciences research program at le CFMNB, presents his doctoral work at the 2021 Virtual Sport for Life Canadian Summit: Pathway to Policy.
Daniel Saucier, PhD student in the health sciences research program at le CFMNB was chosen in l ‘Acadie Nouvelle’s top 30 young francophones to watch in 2021. Congratulations Daniel! Full article here…
The Coalition for Early Life course studies supporting Public Health Intervention and Evaluation (CELPHIE) is an alliance that unites expertise and experience across three Canadian research teams – one in Moncton, New Brunswick headed by Dr. Mathieu Bélanger, one in Toronto, Ontario headed by Dr. Katerina Maximova, and one in Montreal, Quebec headed by Dr. Marie-Pierre Sylvestre and Dr. Jennifer O’Loughlin. Check out the new website here!
The Centre de formation médicale du Nouveau-Brunswick is currently receiving applications for a professor-researcher position. Apply today! To see the job posting…
Preliminary results from the MATCH study were used for an Active for Life article. Active for Life, a Canadian not-for-profit social initiative, helps parents with the development of physical literacy in their children. To read the article…