Joan Laur

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Her work, recognized for its collaborative, innovative, and original nature, focuses on molecular biology, plant physiology, and the integration of omics technologies. Responsible for the deployment of phytotechnologies at the Montreal Botanical Garden since 2024, she also leads the project “Omics Sciences to Close the Loop,” funded by Genome Canada and Genome Quebec as part of the Sustainable and Climate-Adapted Bio-Food Production initiative.

Her research focuses on ecotechnologies, agrobiodiversity, and slow tech approaches. It aims to develop sustainable and innovative solutions to environmental and climate challenges by promoting resilient and ecosystem-friendly biofood production.

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Projects led by Joan Laur

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Fungal Links: Mycovalorization for Circular Cities, Resilient Communities, and Regenerative Materials

Approvisionnement et résilience Matériaux durables Économie circulaire Architecture et urbanisme Bâtiment

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