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2026 recipients: Student mobility for presenting digital health research

2026 recipients of the Student mobility for presenting digital health research program

The Digital Health Network (RSN) congratulates the eleven 2026 recipients of the “Student mobility for presenting digital health research” program. These students will receive a scholarship supplement to present their work at a digital health conference outside Quebec. The program covers up to 70% of eligible expenses, up to $4,000.

The recipients Four Quebec universities

Mia Brunetti

Mia Brunetti

Université de Montréal

Modelling hematopoietic dynamics in H3K27M-driven preleukemia and implications for acute myeloid leukemia therapy

Marie-Pier Jolicoeur

Marie-Pier Jolicoeur

Université Laval

Thinking about internormativity to face the challenges surrounding the use of digital technologies in early childhood

Patricia Lamirande

Patricia Lamirande

Université de Montréal

How much biological realism is enough? An application to ovarian cancer treatment response

Emna Fakhfakh

Emna Fakhfakh

Université de Montréal

How can virtual reality support aphasia rehabilitation and help people resume service encounters?

Alexandre Lachance

Alexandre Lachance

Université Laval

Electronic Medical Record-Based Preventive Dashboard for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Primary Care

Isaac Valin

Isaac Valin

Université de Montréal

Automated Calculation of the Evans Index Using Anatomical Segmentations on Non-Contrast Head CTs

Natasha Hassija

Natasha Hassija

McGill University

Using an Individualized Measurement Framework to Identify Activity-Connections Among Older Persons – PGAI (Person-Generated Activity Index)

Sarah Bouhouita-Guermech

Sarah Bouhouita-Guermech

Université de Montréal

Mental Integrity in the Era of NeuroAI: A Review of Conceptual and Ethical Debates

Antoine Groleau

Antoine Groleau

Université de Sherbrooke

Toward a Shared Understanding of the Biopsychosocial Mechanisms of Pain Modulation in Endurance Athletes: A Digital Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping to Inform Chronic Pain Management

Louis-François Chénier-André

Louis-François Chénier-André

McGill University

Different Dimensions of Apathy and Motivation in People with Parkinson’s Disease

Suganthi Rajasegaran

Suganthi Rajasegaran

McGill University

Mapping Developmental Transitions in Child-/Parent-Proxy-Reported Quality of Life Across Four Major Neonatal Surgical Conditions: A Synthetic pPGI Simulation Study

Thank you to everyone who applied and to the members of the review committee. Enjoy your conferences!

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