Postdoctoral fellows

Postdoctoral fellows play an essential role within the CIRRIS research community. Through their expertise, scientific rigor, and daily commitment, they actively contribute to advancing our projects, enriching our thinking, and supporting the training of the next generation of researchers. Their presence energizes our teams, promotes innovation, and strengthens the collaborations that are the strength of our center.

Jean-François Filiatrault
Institutional pathways for people with intellectual and sensory disabilities: life trajectories, self-determination, and intervention strategies
Martin Caouette’s team – Environment axis
jean-francois.filiatrault@umontreal.ca

Ihana Thais Guerra de Oliveira Gondim
Brazilian Portuguese transcultural validation of the Preventive Behaviors at Work Frequency Scale (Échelle de fréquence des comportements préventifs au travail): an adaptation for workers aged 50 years and over
Alexandra Lecours’s team – Environment axis
ihana.thaie.guerra.de.oliveira.gondim@uqtr.ca

Md. Rabiul Islam
Domain Generalization for Intersession and Intersubject Gesture Recognition Using HD-sEMG for Efficient Myoprosthesis Control
Benoît Gosselin’s team – Environment axis
md-rabiul.islam.1@ulaval.ca

Mélanie Le Berre
The right physiotherapy care for the right person at the right time, but in what format? Preferences of physiotherapists and patients in Quebec regarding group and individual treatments
Marie-Ève Lamontagne’s team – Environment axis
melanie.le-berre.1@ulaval.ca

Julie-Michèle Morin
Sociotechnical imaginaries of artificial intelligence: a comparative analysis of tech-industrial, media, scientific, civic, and artistic narratives
Jocelyne Kiss’s team – Environment axis
julie.michele.morin@gmail.com

Bérangère Naudé
Evaluation of a platform supporting independent outdoor recreation for people with disabilities
François Routhier’s team – Environment axis
berangere.naude.1@ulaval.ca

Ildephonse Nduwimana
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) combined with psychology-informed physiotherapy (PiP) in the treatment of chronic low back pain
Hugo Massé-Alarie’s team – Fonctions axis
ildephonse.nduwimana.1@ulaval.ca

Félix Nindorera
Exploring the effectiveness of a new application for the assessment and training of healthcare professionals and users of walking aids
Krista Lynn Best’s team – Fonctions axis
felix.nindorera.1@ulaval.ca

Clémence Paquin
Development and validation of a prototype application designed to support wound management in the groin area for users of motorized wheelchairs
François Routhier’s team – Environment axis
clemence.paquin.1@ulaval.ca

Anh Phong Ngyuen
RUNOA : Conception et validation d’un programme de course supervisée pour laprise en charge de l’arthrose du genou
Jean-Sébastien Roy’s team – Fonctions axis
anhphongnguyen@lacliniqueducoureur.com

Gabrielle Pratte
Working together to promote the optimal development of all children in Quebec
Marie Grandisson’s team – Environment axis
gabrielle.pratte.1@ulaval.ca

Sara Shahsavarani
Winter City: Artificial Intelligence and Digital Geospatial Technology for Inclusive Mobility in Winter Conditions
Mir Abolfazl Mostafavi’s team – Environment axis
sara.shahsavarani.1@ulaval.ca

Emmanuel Sogbossi
Effects of intensive bimanual therapy on proprioception and visuomotor control in children with cerebral palsy
Catherine Mercier’s team – Fonctions axis
segnon-emmanuel-augustin.sogbossi.1@ulaval.ca

Chloe Sutter
Characterization of the feeling of loss of control over the painful limb (agency) in people with complex regional pain syndrome and exploration of the underlying mechanisms
Catherine Mercier’s team – Fonctions axis
chloe.sutter.1@ulaval.ca

Alexandra Tessier
Program evaluation of services offered to workplaces by Accès-Travail Sourd
Louise Duchesne’s team – Environment axis
alexandra.tessier@mail.mcgill.ca