LANGUAGE – AMONG THE LAB’S TOPICS OF PREDILECTION

We are interested in the development and reorganization of language functions in the healthy brain, but also in children and adolescents with various clinical conditions, such as premature birth, epilepsy or congenital heart disease.

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In the news

May 2026

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Congratulations to Sandrine Patenaude who presented her work entitled : Comparison of Glucose Monitoring Methods in the Neonatal Unit for Preterm Newborns at the 48th Congress of the Société québécoise de la recherche en psychologie (SQRP).

May 2026

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Congratulations to Layla Gorand for winning best oral presentation at the 19e Journée scientifique du Département de psychologie de l’Université de Montréal ! Her presentation was on the cognitive development of three-year-old children born with a congenital heart disease and the contribution of parental factors.

April 2026

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Congratulations to Emilie You and Noémie Racine for presenting their Honors project at the PURE Conference at Concordia University, titled respectively: Cerebral Auditory Processing : The Role of Glycemic Variability and Inhibitory control in 3 year-old children born with a congenital heart disease : A fNIRS study.

April 2026

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Congratulations to Sandrine Patenaude for her participation in the 4th National Day on Neurovisual Disorders held in Paris. She presented the Prémasucré project, which aims to assess the impact of dysglycemia on the neurovisual and cognitive development of preterm newborns.

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IN A STUDY

We are currently looking for healthy children whose mother tongue is French to participate in some of our projects.

Target ages:

  • From 0 to 4 months of age
  • From 6 to 18 years of age
  • Healthy adults

We are also looking for pregnant women who wish to participate in one of our studies after the birth of their child.

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