Best Poster Award at the 23rd Scientific Symposium on Visual Impairment and Rehabilitation_2
Congratulations to Frédérique Poncet, Justine Cornot, Maxime Savoie, and
Best Poster Prize at the 23e Symposium scientifique sur l’incapacité visuelle et la réadaptation
Huge congratulations to Joe Nemargut and the entire team —
From Research to Impact in Vision Science: Outcomes of the MAB–University Collaboration
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Edge A-Eye: An indoor navigation platform to assist individuals with visual impairments
Watch the video Student presentation Speakers: Professor Joe Nemargut;
RESEARCH INTERNSHIP FOR YOUNG ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES
Competition 2025-2026 For young adults living with disabilities, entering
midi-conference: Development and clinical applicability of smartwatches for monitoring the health of elderly people
Speaker: Dr Eujessika Rodrigues Short bio: Eujessika Katielly Rodrigues
Nomination of Élise Jobin for the 2025 Bonnie Swaine Recognition Award
Élise Jobin – *CCOMTL Laureate* An occupational therapist and clinical
The child-parent-professional partnership model in a transcultural context: a diversity-sensitive analysis and reflection tool ( in French)
Watch the video Student presentation Speaker: Berna Elias, Doctoral
The University of Montreal School of Optometry awarded the Distinguished Community Partner Award from Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada (VLRC)
From left to right: Dr. Judith Renaud, Dr. Natalina
Frédérique Poncet, receives the 2025 Eva Kehayia Recognition Award
Dr. Frédérique Poncet, a physical rehabilitation