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The Cirris has one of the three exoskeletons combined with electrical stimulation that are in service in the world for research

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Are you interested in rehabilitation research? Would you like to contribute? Are you or a loved one living with a disability and would like to participate in the development of solutions that promote the social integration of people sharing a reality similar to yours? Cirris research is carried out in close collaboration with people from all walks of life. Find out here about research projects in which you could participate, whether or not you have a disability.

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Welcome to the Cirris

The Cirris has the mission to develop and mobilize the knowledge that enables social participation of people with disabilities. Driven by a profound culture of interdisciplinary and intersectoral collaboration, this mission is kept up to date through the training of students from various disciplines as well as through the research that is done in close collaboration with disabled people and community partners, various levels of government, healthcare and social services, and the industry.

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Jean-Sébastien Roy

Jean-Sébastien Roy Appointed Deputy Scientific Director of Cirris

A researcher at Cirris since 2002, Jean-Sébastien Roy has distinguished himself through his sustained commitment and significant contributions to the organization’s development. Over the years, he has held several leadership roles, including serving as a member of the Research Council, Director of the Functions Research Area, and Chair of the Laboratories Committee.

Élise_Duchesne

Élise Duchesne Receives Funding from Muscular Dystrophy Canada for Her Research on Myotonic Dystrophy

The project led by Élise Duchesne focuses specifically on myotonic dystrophy type 1, a disease that primarily affects muscle and respiratory function.

François Routhier, Directeur scientifique du Cirris

Appointment of François Routhier as Scientific Director of CIRRIS

An experienced researcher, particularly recognized for his expertise in collaborative research, he has a solid background in training the next generation and works closely with clinical teams in the health and social services network.

Discover our Members

Cirris has about 100 researchers from three Quebec universities and eight different faculties.

MEET OUR RESEARCHERS
Maelle Corcuff

Maëlle Corcuff, PhD

Disability and impairment, Partnership-based and participatory research, Citizen participation, Implementation and evaluation, Public policy, Knowledge mobilization

Francis Charrier, Ph.D.

Work-life balance, ability discrimination, work, employment assistance, social participation
Isabelle Poitras, PhD

Isabelle Poitras, M.erg., Ph.D.

Stroke, Perceptual disorders, Sensorimotor control, Rehabilitation technology, Randomized clinical trial, Assessment and intervention development
Would you like to support research? You can do it via the Fondation Élan.