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We are pleased to welcome two new interns from the Neurasmus program for the fall semester! The Neurasmus program is an international, two-year Master's program in neuroscience supported by the Erasmus Mundus framework. Bringing together leading universities in Europe and Québec, it offers interdisciplinary training in brain function and neurological diseases, combining coursework with hands-on research experience. The program involves international mobility, with several int

Yanis Belkady, from Quimper, France, joined us for his master’s degree after completing internships in the lab last year. He will be working on the mechanisms of local translation of messenger RNAs in axons during the development of the dopaminergic system. Liam Osmond, from Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, is joining us for a Ph.D. In collaboration with Gabriel Bossé’s lab, he will study the effects of multiple substance abuse on prenatal development using human stem cell-