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Science POP – Science Communication Competition: CRIR recipients on their way to the provincial finals!

Congratulations to the three recipients!

 

The first edition of Science POP‘s CRIR internal science communication competition was held on April 18, 2023. This pan-Quebec initiative of scientific popularization proposed by the Clinical Research Institute of Montreal (IRCM) and propelled by the Fonds de recherche du Québec – Santé (FRQS) was a great success and allowed to gather nearly 80 people in presence at the CRIUGM and online, from the academic and research community, clinical settings as well as the general public.

 

The winners of both challenges received a $1000 prize, as well as the opportunity to represent CRIR at the provincial finals of the Science POP competition to be held on May 27-28, 2023 at IRCM in Montreal.
The “Coup Coeur du Public” Award was determined by audience members (in person and online), following an electronic and paper vote. The recipient received a $100 gift card.

 

Recipients:

 

CRIR Popularization Challenge

Madhura Lotlikar, a doctoral student in neuroscience at McGill University, under the supervision of Marc Roig (CRIR-JRH Researcher), for her presentation entitled: “Neuroplasticity: a friend and a foe”.

 

 

 

FRQS MOBILIZATION CHALLENGE

Pauline Lemersre, a master’s student in rehabilitation sciences at the Université de Montréal, under the supervision of  Anne Hudon (CRIR-IURDPM Researcher), for her presentation entitled : « Professionnels de santé et réseaux sociaux : une fausse bonne idée ? ».

 

 

 

COUP DE CŒUR du public Award

Jessica Hanson, a student Masters in Rehabilitation Sciences at McGill University, under the supervision ofTatiana Ogourtsova (CRIR-JRH Researcher), for her presentation entitled : “Mental health services and resources for children with developmental disabilities”.

 

 

 

Sincere thanks to the members of the two evaluation committees!
The success of this event was made possible thanks to their participation, time and effort invested to encourage the next generation of students through the development of their scientific communication skills.

  • Popularization Challenge : Marika Demers, Ingrid Verduickt, Dorra Rakia Allegue, Virginie Archambault (MÉMO Qc)
  • Mobilization Challenge: Dahlia Kairy, Fédérique Poncet, Naila Kuhlmann, Danielle Filion (Carrefour d’application des savoirs pour la relève en recherche en santé et services sociaux)

 

Congratulations to the participating candidates

We would like to highlight the enthusiasm and quality of the presentations of the CRIR student members who participated in this first edition of the CRIR internal competition!

POPULARIZATION CHALLENGE:
Present a key notion of their research project by showing pedagogy and creativity.

  • Raphaël Vincent | CRIR-IURDPM (supervisor Dahlia Kairy), Université de Montréal | Presentation : Évaluer à distance un patient, une mission possible ?
  • Perrine Vermeulen | CRIR-IURDPM (supervisor Annie Rochette), Université de Montréal | Presentation : Révélez les pouvoirs de votre intuition dans le raisonnement clinique.
  • Eloi Dieterlen | CRIR-IURDPM (supervisor Cyril Duclos), Université de Montréal | Presentation : Vision ou proprioception: quel est le plus utile dans nos mouvements ?
  • Jonathan Gervais-Hupé | CRIR-IURDPM (supervisor  Anne Hudon), Université de Montréal | Presentation : L’éthique du care : pour des soins à l’écoute des besoins. 
  • Madhura Lotlikar | CRIR-Hôpital juif de réadaptation (supervisor  Marc Roig), McGill University | Presentation : Neuroplasticity: a friend and a foe. 

  • Étienne Marteau | CRIR-IURDPM (supervisor Cyril Duclos), Université de Montréal | Presentation : La proprioception : ce sens indispensable à la marche. 

  • Antonin Rossier-Bisaillon | CRIR-IURDPM (supervisors Brigitte Stanké et Boutheina Jemel) Université de Montréal | Presentation : L’étude des mouvements oculaires : un regard éclairant sur la dyslexie. 

MOBILIZATION CHALLENGE :

Propose to set up a project promoting the well-being and health of the Quebec population

  • Jessica Hanson | CRIR-Hôpital juif de réadaptation (HJR) (supervisor Tatiana Ogourtsova), McGill University | Presentation : Mental health services and resources for children with developmental disabilities. 

  • Pauline Lemersre | CRIR-IURDPM (supervisor Anne Hudon), Université de Montréal | Presentation : Professionnels de santé et réseaux sociaux : une fausse bonne idée ?

 

Inspiring conferences

Sincere thanks to the two guest speakers who allowed us to discover their inspiring career paths which perfectly illustrate the importance of the dialogue between science and society.

 

CRIR’s scientific management would like to highlight the exceptional involvement and determination of the 10 members of the CRIR student committee who made this competition possible.
Representatives of CRIR axis 1 and 2:
  • Jeff Ferreri. master’s student in Psychology, Université de Montréal, under the supervision of Arnaud Saj and Elvire Vaucher (Institut Nazareth et Louis-Braille (INLB), CISSS de la Montérégie-Centre).
  • Alia Osman, doctoral student in Rehabilitation Science, McGill University, under the supervision of Isabelle Gélinas (Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital (JRH), CISSS de Laval)

Representatives of the CRIR sites:

  • Jessica Hanson (CRIR-HJR), master student in Rehabilitation Science, McGill University, under the supervision of Tatiana Ogourtsova.
  • Line Auneau-Enjalbert (CRIR-CRLLM), post-doctoral fellow Person-Centred Health Informatics Research Lab, McGill University, under the supervision of Sara Ahmed
  • Tosin Omonye Ogedengbe (CRIR-CRLLM), master student in Vision Science, Université de Montréal – School of Optometry, under the supervision of Walter Wittich.
  • Joshua Simmonds (CRIR-CRLLM), doctoral student in Vision Science, Université de Montréal – School of Optometry, under the supervision of Walter Wittich
  • Zeinab Ahmadian Sangkar (CRIR-IURDPM), master student in Rehabilitation Science, Université de Montréal, under the supervision of Sabrina Cavallo et Dahlia Kairy.
  • Pauline Lemersre (CRIR-IURDPM), master student in Rehabilitation Science, Université de Montréal, under the supervision of Anne Hudon.
  • Étienne Marteau (CRIR-IURDPM), master student in Rehabilitation Science, Université de Montréal, under the supervision of Cyril Duclos.
  • Julie Robidoux (CRIR-IURDPM), doctoral student in speech-language pathology and audiology, Université de Montréal, under the supervision of Brigitte Stanké and Boutheina Jemel.

Partners

 

PROUD TO HAVE PRESENTED AN AWARD FOR THE
Mobilization AND popularization CHALLENGES

  

PROUD TO HAVE AWARDED THE “COUP DE COEUR” OF THE PUBLIC

 

Funding

University Affiliations