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Alexandre Thibodeau is a veterinary professor at the University of Montreal, focusing on food pathogens, their colonization in farm animals, and their spread to the human population. His research involves characterizing mechanisms that allow food pathogens to reach humans and studying the evolution of these bacteria within other bacterial populations. He investigates how other bacteria can influence their presence and how the composition of the microbiota reacts when animal husbandry conditions change, such as modifying feed with essential oils, organic acids, or probiotics. Thibodeau has received several accolades, including grants from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council and various fellowships for his contributions to veterinary medicine and microbiology. He is also involved in supervising graduate thesis research in the field of veterinary sciences, offering his expertise on pathogen interactions and microbiological safety in animal production.
University of Montreal • Montréal, Canada
Conducting research and teaching in the Veterinary Faculty focusing on food pathogens and their interactions.
Most programs require French B2 level; specific departments may require C1 or C2.