Grandir les hassidim de demain : l’expérience de New York

Comment les enfants grandissent-ils au sein des communautés juives hassidiques de New York ? Quelles représentations guident les pratiques des mères dans ce processus ? De quelle façon le genre, la langue et l’école sont pensés et interviennent dans la socialisation des enfants ? Et enfin, comment se déroulent les interactions entres mères et enfants […]

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Creation of an AI framework for the Restorative Action Program

The Restorative Action Program (RAP) is an incorporated, community-based initiative that provides support to students and staff within public and Catholic school systems, to address conflict and bullying through conflict management and leadership development. The organization has been in existence since 2003 and is currently serving approximately 9,000 students per year and growing. The addition […]

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Les stratégies de pensée critique?des étudiant·e·s sur le Web social

Des fausses nouvelles aux the?ories du complot, la question de l’e?valuation de l’information est au cœur de l’actualite? sociale, e?conomique ou environnementale. En effet, pour certains, Internet et les re?seaux sociaux contribueraient a? la diffusion de rumeurs vis-a?-vis desquelles les jeunes et, par conse?quent, les e?tudiant·e·s ne seraient pas suffisamment outille?s. Pourtant, plusieurs de ces […]

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Role of Fluid Redistribution in the Pathogenesis of Sleep Apnea

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common respiratory disorder in adult popUlation where it increases the mortality risk. The main treatment of OSA is continuous positive airway pressure and although it is effective in most cases, many cannot tolerate it. Therefore, it is important to develop new treatments for sleep apnea. We have proposed that […]

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The Global Charango: Diasporic Perspectives on Cross-Cultural Intersections

This Globallink proposal is “stage 1” of my Master’s thesis. The subject is the charango– an iconic colonial era Indigenous/European hybrid instrument with roots in the Andes in South America, where it was an expression of cross-cultural encounter and musical innovation of indigenous people. Since then, it has spread, changed, and become central to musical […]

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Étude comparative des effets maternels chez deux herbivores terrestres

Mon sujet de doctorat porte sur les capacités d’adaptation de grands herbivores face aux variations de leur environnement. Je m’intéresse particulièrement aux aspects liés aux soins maternels, tels que la date de naissance et la composition du lait maternel. L’hypothèse de base derrière mon projet stipule que les activités liées aux soins maternels devraient coïncider […]

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Neural oscillations underlying perceptual grouping in the auditory domain

Recent neurophysiological studies using the so-called frequency tagging methodology have shown that the human brain is able to track the grammatical structure of spoken sentences even if low-level acoustic (intonational) cues marking phrase boundaries are removed from the speech signal. These results opened a window towards naturalistic investigation of grammar processing and learning. However, currently […]

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Food Sovereignty in the City: Exploring Urban Agrarianism through Participatory Video in Brazil

Working with research partners in Brazil, my PhD research at UBC uses video ethnography and other qualitative methods to analyze perspectives of social movement participants, farmers and policymakers towards urban agriculture. The project investigates how urban agriculture may support ‘scaling up’ more sustainable food production, transportation and consumption practices both within and outside of the […]

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Role of Semaphorin3A in nerve regrowth in muscle repair

While satellite cell (SC) activation underpins muscle repair, function requires reinnervation of new myotubes. During early differentiation in repair, SC-derived myoblasts also upregulate expression of a neural chemorepellent, semaphorin3A (Sema3A), thought to mediate axonal ingrowth toward regenerating myotubes. Recent findings indicate that disrupted timing of Sema3A expression (by early SC activation) delays the time-course of […]

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