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Les travaux académiques et industriels de NeuroLab remarqués à SeriousPlay 2019
Les mesures en temps réel de la cognition et de l'affectivité développées à NeuroLab suscitent l'intérêt de la communauté des technologies éducatives. Voir l'article ici: https://www.actualites.uqam.ca/2019/la-conference-serious-play-UQAM-une-premiere-au-canada
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NOLDUS features NeuroLab's technological innovation and scientific potential in a short documentary
NOLDUS publishes a short clip showing some possibilities of NeuroLab: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dn00osTljFk&fbclid=IwAR31lC1JTyT_TkALW2pMn7HpWIJO87q1K1SWkwdJX5iTBfTJ_SEFzSnW7lc
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Radio-Canada - September 18 2017
NeuroLab, groundbreaking research on the brains of two individuals in interaction. Listen to the show (in French)
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Actualités UQAM - May 23, 2017
Two professors from UQAM, Maude Bonenfant and Julien Mercier, conduct research projects in partnership with Ubisoft. Read the article (in French)
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Canal M - March 22 2017
Mélanie Bédard in interview: Educational neuroscience and evidence-based practices for people with learning disabilities. Listen to the show (in French)
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Télé-Québec - November 22 2016
Television show about some of the research at NeuroLab. Watch show (in French)
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Le Devoir - September 25 2016
Are the expectations for neuroscience in education too high? Discussion of possibilities and limitations, particularly in relation to learning disabilities. Read the article (in French)
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Actualités UQAM - December 10 2015
Researchers at NeuroLab study learning processes with state-of-the-art equipement. Read article in French
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LE DEVOIR - October 10 2015
In recent years, interest for educational neuroscience has increased considerably. Is this growing enthusiasm justified? To a certain extent, say UQAM researchers Line Laplante and Julien Mercier. There are possibilities to better understand learning disabilities and design better interventions, but this recent discipline is far from being a panacea. See article in French
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Actualités UQAM - Janvier 9 2014
Nine professors from UQAM have received more than 3.2 millions of dollars at the last competition of the Canada Foundation for Innovation (John-R.-Evans Leaders' Fund), in order to strenghten research in domains such as cancer treatment, popular culture in Quebec, and learning processes. See article in French