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Independence program ignites futuresDo you remember when you first moved out on your own? Sure you were excited, but be honest, deep down...
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By Megan JonesOpen the closet door in Liz Powers' Boston-area apartment, and you'll comeacross a trove of artworks: a painting of a woman...
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By Christina HerbersIt was a chilly Saturday morning as I drank coffee and thought about a family activity that would be fun for both of ...
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In 2011 Amir Karmali's son Kaylum was accidently kicked in the head during a soccer game. The next morning he couldn't walk and was hospi...
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PhD Candidate
Biomedical Engineering, University of Toronto
Advisor: Dr. Tom Chau
Education & Training
Nazanin completed both her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Electrical Engineering, with a specialization in Digital Electronic Systems. Her master's research focused on the design and development of motor imagery-based brain–computer interfaces. She is now pursuing her PhD in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Toronto.
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An annual award that recognizes an individual or a team whose outstanding contributions to rehabilitation through research, service, or product development/adaptation have improved the quality of life of children and youth with disabilities. This award was established by family and friends of Dr.…
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Visit the PROPEL Lab
Research
Research Focus:
Dr. Andrysek studies and develops new technologies and techniques to help individuals with severe physical disabilities walk again and be physically active. He also leads the PROPEL (Paediatrics, Rehabilitation, Orthotics, Prosthetics, Engineering, Locomotion) Lab.
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Christine Provvidenza is the Knowledge Translation Lead for the NOvEL Lab.
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Creating inclusive playground environments for children of all abilities
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