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As part of ADRIQ's Gala 2025, the Regroupements sectoriels de recherche industrielle (RSRI) award highlights the power of collaboration between research institutions and companies. This award recognizes innovative projects carried out in partnership, which have given rise to new products, processes or technologies, while generating concrete spin-offs for participating companies. It also highlights the development of skills and the training of highly qualified personnel.

Professor at Cégep de Lévis and researcher at TransBIOTech, Yvan Boutin receives this year's Prix Acfas Denise-Barbeau for his contribution to the fields of natural sciences, engineering and mathematics, and health sciences - biomedical dimensions.

The project benefits from a C$1.5 million grant from Médicament Québec (MQ), an initiative supported by the Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et de l'Énergie (MEIE). MQ's mission is to strengthen the autonomy and dynamism of Quebec and Canada in bioinnovation and biomanufacturing. The project will be carried out in collaboration with Professor Bruno Gaillet (Université Laval), director of activities, and TransBIOTech.