About Me
Benoit Gosselin, Professor of Electrical Engineering at Université Laval, is a world-leading expert in low-power microelectronics and biomedical technology. His innovative wireless microelectronic platforms have changed the way neuroscientists study brain function and its associated diseases. These platforms are ground-breaking by enabling the observation of brain dynamics in live animal models through miniature instrumentation technology incorporating optogenetics, electrophysiology, fiber-photometry and spectroscopy. He commercialized the product of his research with Doric Lenses Inc. He won several important awards, including the NSERC 2018 Brockhouse Canada Prize for Interdisciplinary Research in Science and Engineering, and the 2019 Prix Génie Innovation of the OIQ.