Laurin Lab

2 months after opening this door, I am now officially closing it for an undetermined amount of time. Sad to be putting an hold on experiments during this exciting time, but I recognize the importance of early measures to flatten the curve! Let's all fight this together! Stay tune! We will be back :)

We are inviting you to follow our team page! We will be delighted to share here exciting news related to our research projects. As a Research Lab in the Québec City area, it's important for us to engage with the community and keep them informed about the incredible work and developments they are helping to support.

Hello Facebook friends! Since January 6th, my team has joined the Centre de Recherche du CHU de Québec - Université Laval in the Oncology axis. Our research activities focus on understanding the molecular mechanisms that orchestrate skin embryonic development and how when deregulated these can contribute to skin cancer progression.

Has the fear of #skincancer held you back from enjoying a day at the beach? Know more with our speaker #4 on Sept 19, 2020 La peur du #cancer_de_la_peau vous a-...t-elle empêché de profiter d'une journée à la plage ? En savoir plus avec notre orateur #4 le 19 septembre 2020 Speaker #4 Dr. Mélanie Laurin , Ph.D. Centre de recherche du Centre hospitalier de l’Université Laval - CHUL Québec - Université Laval Talk : 2pm-3pm /14h-15h Titre de la conférence SoapBox: Une journée à la plage - comprendre le cancer de la peau SoapBox Talk Title: A day at the beach - understanding skin cancer #soapboxscience #SBS2020 #cancer #research #skin #WomenInSTEM #scicomm #contaminanent #beach #biology

At last! Our website is running! We are recruiting students that would engage in a Master or PhD degree to study the role of Rho GTPases signaling networks during skin development and cancer progression

The Laurin lab is looking for energetic and passionate master and/or PhD students to expand our team! Please share with your network!

In this lab, WE BELIEVE

Absolutely thrilled to share with you our review (and first paper of the Laurin Lab!) published today in which we discuss the latest high throughput efforts to tackle Rho GTPases networks complexity. Great collaborative effort with Manel Dahmene and Laura Quirion. Hope you enjoy it!