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Ana Ansaldo
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Research
Latest funding
- $33,882
Disability Data Justice from the Ground Up: A Co-Design Approach to Building AI Search Engines and Data Repositories for Local, National, and Transnational Disabled People's Organizations
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $43,463
ASMR et ciné-thérapie : le bien-être sur mesure
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $57,767
Luke the Teacher of Torah: A Defense of Christian Law-Observance
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
Disability Data Justice from the Ground Up: A Co-Design Approach to Building AI Search Engines and Data Repositories for Local, National, and Transnational Disabled People's Organizations
Principal investigators: da Silveira Gorman, Rachel
Keywords: Disability data justice; co-design; disability advocacy; community development; digital literacy; artificial intelligence; disabled people's organizations; accessible data repositories; local; national; and transnational social movements
ASMR et ciné-thérapie : le bien-être sur mesure
Principal investigators: Hidalgo, Santiago
Keywords: ASMR; culture ASMR; ciné-thérapie; écrans; expérience cinématographique; montage; rythme; vitesse; histoire; archives; discours social; intersectorialité; plateformes numériques; sensibilité; bien-être; euphorie
Luke the Teacher of Torah: A Defense of Christian Law-Observance
Principal investigators: Wendel, Jason S.
Keywords: Luke-acts; new testament; law; torah; mosaic discourse; second temple judaism; narratology; historiography
cinEXmedia: Ensuring Well-Being in the Screen Age. A Partnership Supporting the Inclusive Use of Cinematic Experiences in Health, Education, and Society
Keywords: film studies; cinema experience; intersectorality; rhythm; visual literacy; techno-social innovation; education; health sciences; screen studies; co-viewing; digital platforms; inclusive media; science of screens
cinEXmedia: Ensuring Well-Being in the Screen Age. A Partnership Supporting the Inclusive Use of Cinematic Experiences in Health, Education, and Society
Keywords: film studies; cinema experience; intersectorality; rhythm; visual literacy; techno-social innovation; education; health sciences; screen studies; co-viewing; digital platforms; inclusive media; science of screens
HARNESSING SCREEN CONTENT FOR THE WELL-BEING OF LONG TERM CARE RESIDENTS: A HUMAN EXPERTISE / ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ENDEAVOUR TO COUNTERACT COVID RELATED SOCIAL ISOLATION
Principal investigators: Ansaldo, Ana Inés
Keywords: Long Term Care Social Isolation and Engagement Communication Impairments Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia Screen Contents Ecologically Valid Viewing Environments Intersectoral Approach Artificial Intelligence Predictive Models of Well-Being
cinEXmedia: Ensuring Well-Being in the Screen Age. A Partnership Supporting the Inclusive Use of Cinematic Experiences in Health, Education, and Society
Keywords: film studies; cinema experience; intersectorality; rhythm; visual literacy; techno-social innovation; education; health sciences; screen studies; co-viewing; digital platforms; inclusive media; science of screens
Bilingualism and attentional processes in the age and language proficiency continuum.
Principal investigators: Ansaldo, AnaInés
Language Conectome and Aphasia Therapy: A Comparative Study of the Behavioural and Neurofunctional Effects of Two Approaches for the Treatment of Anomia in Chronic Aphasia.
Principal investigators: Masson-Trottier, Michele
Keywords: Elderly; Functional Connectivity Analysis; Functional Magnetic Resonance; Language Therapy; Neuroplasticity; Post-Stroke Aphasia
Triggering Neuroplasticity in Chronic Aphasia: Identifying the brain signs that predict good response to two language therapies
Principal investigators: Ansaldo, Ana Ines
Keywords: Elderly; Functional Connectivity Analysis; Functional Magnetic Resonance; Language-Therapy; Neuroplasticity; Post-Stroke Aphasia
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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