Presented as part of the “Mois des technologies appliquées à la réadaptation”, this activity aims to present technologies developed by Cirris to clinicians at CIUSSS de la Capitale-Nationale.
Presented as part of Rehabilitation Technology Month, this workshop will offer an introduction to the world of 3D printing applied to rehabilitation.
The result of close collaboration between NUTRISS, Cirris, CERVO, VITAM, CRUJeF and IUCPQ-ULaval, the PREDIS platform offers a tailor-made support service for the efficient and ethical application of artificial intelligence to health research.
Les Noctures du Cirris is an activity that was initiated in 2018 as a way to give an opportunity to all students to showcase their work in a concise format and a relaxed environment.
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The Cirris Student Symposium is a privileged opportunity for students to demonstrate the quality of their research work. This conference also represents a unique opportunity for the Cirris scientific community and industrial and clinical partners to discuss new developments,
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Every summer, many students (bachelor’s and master’s degrees) from human sciences, social sciences or science and engineering programs complete a research internship at Cirris.
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Tackling societal challenges through a participatory and inclusive approach – (in French) Presented as part of Midis PSVI
A virtual activity designed to enrich and validate the recommendations arising from the report entitled “Portrait des besoins d’accompagnement des personnes ayant des incapacités au Québec”.
A valid observation grid for the work adaptation and rehabilitation profile of autistic adults in Quebec socioprofessional services | Presented as part of Employment Preparation, Access and Retention Month
Tackling societal challenges through a participatory and inclusive approach – (in French) Presented as part of Midis PSVI
Biomarkers and personalized medicine
– Presented as part of Personalized Rehabilitation Month.
The use of robots to understand human motor control and learning – A lecture by Tyler Cluff, PhD, presented in collaboration with Neuro Québec
