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  The scientific direction of the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation of Greater Montreal (CRIR) is awarding 10 scholarships to CRIR student members for a total of $129,000. The CRIR administration offers a limited number of scholarships each year….
Read more about RESULTS: 2026 CRIR Graduate Scolardships

💡A recap of an inspiring meeting   Yesterday, Walter Wittich, a researcher at CRIR-INLB & CRIR-LLMRC, had the pleasure of welcoming Arthur Theil du Human-Computer Interaction Research Centre at Birmingham City University (BCU) to the Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay Rehabilitation Centre (LLMRC) for…
Read more about A recap of an inspiring meeting with Arthur Theil, Birmingham City University – England | Septembre 4, 2026

Université de Montréal – Commencement Ceremony August 23, 2026 | Montreal Convention Center   A Historic Recognition for CRIR Since CRIR’s founding in 2000, Sylvie Nadeau has become the first woman among CRIR members to receive the prestigious title of…
Read more about Sylvie Nadeau: A Founding Figure of CRIR Honored by the Université de Montréal and Named Professor Emerita

The CRIR’s Scientific Directorate would like to congratulate Ingrid Verduyckt, Ph.D., associate professor at the School of Speech and Language Therapy and Audiology and a researcher at CRIR-IURDPM, who has been awarded the ESP Award for Excellence – Recognition of…
Read more about Ingrid Verduyckt, recipient of the ESP Award for Excellence presented by the University of Montreal

The CRIR is proud to highlight the remarkable international media attention received by Marc Roig Pull, Ph.D., researcher at the CRIR-Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital, Santé Québec Laval and professor at McGill University. A recent study conducted by his laboratory has generated significant interest worldwide,…
Read more about CRIR Researcher Marc Roig Receives International Media Coverage for His Latest Study

  The Scientific Direction of the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation of Greater Montreal (CRIR) concluded the sixth edition of the “Eva Kehayia Recognition Award*“. This distinction is awarded to a CRIR researcher who has contributed to the development…
Read more about Natalina Martiniello – Eva Kehayia 2026 Recognition Award Winner

CRIR Student Symposium – June 30, 2026: The rehabilitation of tomorrow starts today.   On June 30, members of the CRIR Student Committee were pleased to welcome the CRIR research community—researchers, students, clinicians, research professionals, and interns—as well as partners,…
Read more about CRIR 2026 Student Symposium: A Record-Breaking, Inspiring, and Unifying Event

What is Ménière’s disease and how can we better understand it? Researcher Maxime Maheu, Ph.D. (CRIR–IURDPM, Université de Montreal) discusses this in an interview on Radio-Canada’s Moteur de recherche programme. Through their work at Vestibulab, his team is seeking to…
Read more about Listen | Radio interview: Researcher Maxime Maheu, Ph.D., discusses Ménière’s disease in an interview on Radio-Canada’s *Moteur de recherche* programme

Nous sommes très heureux de mettre en lumière Geneviève Lamoureux, récipiendaire de la Bourse Forget-Bélanger 2025, qui a eu l’honneur de participer à une entrevue pour l’émission « Ça me regarde », animée par Camille Chaï et diffusée sur AMI-télé….
Read more about Une belle vitrine pour la relève du CRIR : Geneviève Lamoureux à AMI-télé

Analyser le discours : c’est compliqué ! Présenté au 93e Congrès de l’Acfas, le colloque « Troubles de la communication chez l’adulte : nouvelles perspectives sur l’analyse du discours » a réuni des spécialistes de l’orthophonie, de la neuropsychologie et…
Read more about À lire : Analyser le discours : c’est compliqué ! Claire Croteau, Ph.D. | Acfac Magazine – 26 mai 2026