The Living Lab
A structured space that brings together researchers, citizens, businesses, communities, and public institutions to create, test, document, and deploy innovative omics solutions in support of a strong, sustainable, and regenerative Quebec bioeconomy.

Four guiding purposes
The living lab rests on four pillars that guide every action and every partnership.
Connecting science and the field
Bringing omics research into dialogue with the operational realities of the partner bioreactors.
Accelerating deployment
Building bridges between research, businesses, communities, and institutions to move from prototype to real-world use.
Documenting impacts
Measuring the environmental, techno-economic, and social outcomes of each initiative.
Accelerating deployment
Building bridges between research, businesses, communities, and institutions to move from prototype to real-world use.
Three questions at the heart of the discussions
On October 21, 2025, at the Institut de recherche en biologie végétale, we explored together the central issues facing the living lab.
Possibilities and opportunities
Conditions for success
Stakeholders to include
The lab's bioreactors
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Insects and proteins
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Cultivated mushrooms
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Living compost
Research that
transforms
The living lab is built on rigorous research projects led by our teams. Discover how we study omics to unlock the potential of our partner bioreactors.
