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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,…
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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

Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital Research Day 2026 April 27, 2026 – 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.     PRESS RELEASE – On April 27, the Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital (CISSS de Laval) proudly hosted its Research Day as part of the 25th anniversary celebrations…
Read more about A Successful Research Day at the Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital – April 27, 2026

Science et innovation au service de la réadaptation C’est en 2024 qu’est née l’idée audacieuse de créer une exposition itinérante visant à rejoindre le grand public pour mettre en valeur les messages-clés des recherches en réadaptation du CRIR. Portée par…
Read more about The exhibition “Together for an Inclusive Future” and the media: scientific outreach on rehabilitation engaging the general public

PROGRAMME D’INNOVATION EN ACCESSIBILITÉ UNIVERSELLE (AU) Nous avons le grand plaisir de vous annoncer le lancement prochain du Programme d’innovation en accessibilité universelle (AU) de la Ville de Montréal et de vous inviter à vous inscrire aux trois activités d’information et de…
Read more about Lancement du Programme d’innovation en accessibilité universelle (AU) le 12 mai 2026

Professor and researcher at McGill University and at the CRIR–Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital of the CISSS de Laval, Marc Roig has become one of the leading figures in the study of how physical exercise affects brain health. Together with his team,…
Read more about Marc Roig: Moving the Body to Protect the Brain – LA PRESSE

✨Yesterday, February 24, 2026, CRIR had the pleasure of welcoming a delegation from the Research Center for Cerebrovascular Diseases (RLRC) of Hallym University in South Korea (Hallym University, South Korea)!   At the initiative of CRIR researcher Marie-Hélène Boudrias,, PhD…
Read more about International Collaboration: When Data and Artificial Intelligence Bring CRIR and Hallym University (South Korea) Together

The CRIR is proud to highlight the release of two new volumes co‑edited by researcher Walter Wittich, both dedicated to the field of deafblindness. One focuses on learning, education, and support of deafblind children and adults, while the other centres…
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