Laboratories and infrastructures

Laboratories and infrastructures Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières – UQTR Université Laval Polytechnique Montréal Université de Sherbrooke École de technologie supérieure – ÉTS Institut national de la recherche scientifique – INRS McGill University Concordia University

Research axes

COPL's ambitious research program is structured in 7 axes that reflect the rich and vast fields of expertise of its researchers. Four are fundamental (materials, lasers, fiber optics and quantum) and three are more applied (biophotonics, telecommunications and systems and microsystems).

Research axes

Achievements

COPL's teams are responsible for achievements that have redefined the boundaries of scientific knowledge, led to the development of new technologies and even to the creation of companies or the development of innovative methods. Discover some of them here.

Success profiles Collaborations

Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières – UQTR

UQTR is a public French-language university founded on March 19, 1969. It welcomes 15,000 students annually in its 350 programs of study. In addition to its teaching mission, UQTR is dedicated to research. Its research activities are reflected in a budget of $37 million in grants, contracts and sponsorships. It has nearly 70 research units, including 23 research chairs (Canada/partnership) and 13 UQTR chairs.

UQTR’s priority research and training axes are the environment and energy transition; technological, social and cultural innovations; fundamental knowledge; human health; and inclusion.

Facilities