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At CHS Global Partnerships for Research & Innovation, we connect and support a community of researchers who are helping to reimagine the future of hearing health and Deaf studies. We support the brightest researchers and innovators in the world! Walter…
Read more about Walter Wittich – Recipient of the Canadian Hearing Services (CHS) Global Partnerships for Research and Innovation Award

The Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation of Greater Montreal (CRIR) is pleased to have been selected to participate in the first edition of the provincial Science Communication Competiton Science POP! The Science POP initiative aims to awaken scientific curiosity…
Read more about Save the Date : April 18, 2023 | Science POP – CRIR Internal Science Communication Competition

Researcher Sylvie Nadeau (CRIR-IURDPM), honoured at the 78th edition of the ACFAS 2022 Gala. Montreal, November 25, 2022 The 78th edition of the Association canadienne-française pour l’avance des sciences (ACFAS) Gala was held yesterday in Montreal. This event, which also…
Read more about Sylvie Nadeau — Recipient of the Acfas Adrien-Pouliot 2022 Award

For the first time, vision and hearing impairments are included in the World Alzheimer Report, given their link as risk factors for the development of dementia.   CRIR-HJR researcher Isabelle Gélinas, erg., Ph.D. and CRIR-INLB / CRIR-CCRLLM researcher Walter Wittich,…
Read more about Isabelle Gélinas, erg. Ph.D. and Walter Wittich, Ph.D., contributing authors of the World Alzheimer’s Report 2022

The School of Rehabilitation of the Université de Montréal receives the Award of Excellence for the internationalization of programs.     The involvement of researcher Johanne Higgins and her colleagues Sylvie Scurti and Josée Lemoignan, from the Université de Montréal,…
Read more about Johanne Higgins and colleagues – recognized for the Université de Montréal « Assignment with An International Buddy » project

This prestigious grant was awarded to:   Maxime Maheu for the establishment of a complete vestibular laboratory at CRIR-IURDPM for his project: Améliorer l’évaluation et la réadaptation des gens souffrant de la maladie de Ménière.   Maxime Maheu is a Emerging…
Read more about Congratulations to two CRIR researchers, Maxime Maheu et Andrei Nejur, who were awarded a CFI – John R Evans Leaders Fund!

On May 5th, the Scientific Direction of the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation of Greater Montreal (CRIR) launched the second edition of the “Eva Kehayia Recognition Award*“. This distinction is awarded to a CRIR researcher who has contributed to…
Read more about Anne Hudon – Eva Kehayia 2022 Recognition Award Winner

The CRIR Scientific Direction congratulates researcher Sylvie Nadeau (CRIR-IURDPM) for this award of excellence received for her exceptional career in rehabilitation. With this award, REPAR recognizes the excellence of the research in adaptation-rehabilitation conducted by Ms. Nadeau, a regular member…
Read more about Sylvie Nadeau — Winner of the REPAR 2022 Excellence Award

Researcher Dahlia Kairy (CRIR-IURDPM) has been appointed member of the Orientation Board of the Regroupement stratégique INTER and will sit as a representative of the Université de Montréal and of the theme Évaluation en clinique ou en milieu de vie…
Read more about Dahlia Kairy – Member of the Orientation Board of the Regroupement stratégique INTER!

Congratulations to Frédérique Poncet, Emerging and Institutional Researcher, CRIR-Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay Rehabilitation Centre (LLMRC) of the CIUSSS West-Central Montreal (CWCM); who has been named the recipient of a Career Research Award: “Jeunes leaders d’un système de santé apprenant“. This award was presented…
Read more about Frédérique Poncet, Recipient of a “Jeunes leaders d’un système de santé apprenant” Career Scientist Award