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Sylvie Nadeau (Full Professor, Université de Montréal, CRIR-IURDPM researcher) has been nominated a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (CAHS). CAHS Fellows are elected by their peers based on outstanding contributions to health and biomedical sciences. They demonstrate leadership…
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Dahlia Kairy (Associate Professor, Université de Montréal, CRIR-IURDPM researcher) has been nominated to the College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists of the Royal Society of Canada. Elected for 7 years, members must demonstrate excellence in their field and be at…
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Congratulations to two recipients 2021 ! On June 9, 2021, two awards created in honor of our previous scientific co-directors were presented during the Gala Midi of the CRIR Scientific Congress “Catalyst of innovation for the rehabilitation of tomorrow“.   EVA…
Read more about RESULTS – Eva Kehayia and Bonnie Swaine Recognition Award 2021 

Radio-Canada, Les années lumière* Reporter Gino Harel is presenting a series of 5 radio interviews on rehabilitation research at CRIR; The fourth one presents wheelchair simulators to improve the adaptation of people with Philippe Archambault.and Claudine Auger. Sunday, June 06 : French report:…
Read more about Radio interviews #4 on rehabilitation research at CRIR – June 06, 2021 | Philippe Archambault and Claudine Auger

CRIR’s 20th anniversary Congress was held in virtual mode, from June 7 to 9, under the theme of “Catalysts of Innovation for Tomorrow’s Rehabilitation”. A total of 118 people presented their research results during this large-scale congress, in various formats:…
Read more about CRIR 2021 Scientific Conference | A great success!

The Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation of Greater Montreal (CRIR) is happy to present this free public lecture as part of the CRIR Scientific Congress “Catalyst of Innovation in Rehabilitation of Tomorrow’s”, which will bring together the scientific and clinical world in rehabilitation from June 7…
Read more about Free public lecture: Life after a SCI… Fulfilling or Boring? | June 7, 2021 – 7 to 8 pm 

The CRIR researcher Annie Rochette published the book « La phénoménologie de l’AVC  » in 2017. Still relevant, this book is now available in English : “Stroke phenomenology”.   The moment when a stroke occurs is not a trivial one. The testimonies…
Read more about New! “Stroke phenomenology” book now available | Annie Rochette

Radio-Canada, Les années lumière* Reporter Gino Harel is presenting a series of 5 radio interviews on rehabilitation research at CRIR; the third of which presents voice training workshops for people with Parkinson’s disease with Ingrid Verduyckt. Sunday, April 25 : French report:…
Read more about Radio interviews #3 on rehabilitation research at CRIR – April 25, 2021 | Ingrid Verduyckt

Radio-Canada, Les années lumière* Reporter Gino Harel is presenting a series of 5 radio interviews on rehabilitation research at CRIR; the second of which explains how to rehabilitate more quickly after a spinal cord injury with Dorothy Barthélemy. Listen the report on Ici…
Read more about Radio interviews #2 on rehabilitation research at CRIR – April 18, 2021 | Dorothy Barthélemy

A new national platform to harness the potential of non-invasive stimulation in the safe treatment of the brain affected by stroke has received a major grant from the Brain Canada Foundation and the Canadian Stroke Recovery Partnership of the Heart…
Read more about UdeM Nouvelles – Repairing a brain after stroke