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François Champoux
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Research
Latest papers
Exploring slow-phase eye velocity and nystagmus duration following caloric irrigation in Ménière's disease.
Journal of vestibular research : equilibrium & orientation · 2025
Vibration Thresholds Using Conventional Audiometry are Clinically Useful Indicators of Postural Instability in Older Adults.
Journal of the American Academy of Audiology · 2023
Impact of galvanic vestibular stimulation electrode current density on brain current flow patterns: Does electrode size matter?
PloS one · 2023
Latest funding
- $120,000
Auditory Anchoring through Musical Training: Toward Fall Prevention in Older Adults
CIHR · 2025 · Supervisor
- $235,453
The effects of exposure to a visual mode of communication prior and after cochlear implantation on the spoken language and phonological memory abilities of deaf children: A longitudinal study
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $78,000
Processus d'interactions audiosensoriels: Plasticité cérébrale normale et pathologique
NSERC · 2023 · Principal investigator
4 publications.
Exploring slow-phase eye velocity and nystagmus duration following caloric irrigation in Ménière's disease.
Dion J, Saliba I, Champoux F, Hullar TE, Maheu M
Vibration Thresholds Using Conventional Audiometry are Clinically Useful Indicators of Postural Instability in Older Adults.
Pierre AS, Cedras AM, Bacon BA, Champoux F, Maheu M
Impact of galvanic vestibular stimulation electrode current density on brain current flow patterns: Does electrode size matter?
Truong DQ, Guillen A, Nooristani M, Maheu M, Champoux F, Datta A
Auditory pathways fail to re-establish normal cortical activation patterns in response to binaural stimulation following a unilateral lesion of the inferior colliculus.
Paiement P, Champoux F, Bacon BA, Mercier C, Gagné JP, Lassonde M, Lepore F
Auditory Anchoring through Musical Training: Toward Fall Prevention in Older Adults
Principal investigators: Paromov, Daniel
Keywords: Aging; Multisensory Integration; Postural Control
The effects of exposure to a visual mode of communication prior and after cochlear implantation on the spoken language and phonological memory abilities of deaf children: A longitudinal study
Principal investigators: Champoux, François
Processus d'interactions audiosensoriels: Plasticité cérébrale normale et pathologique
Principal investigators: Champoux, François
Keywords: perception auditive; processus auditifs; neurosciences auditives; interaction multisensorielle; plasticité cérébrale; psychoacoustique; audiologie; électrophysiologie
The effects of early exposure to nonnative sign language on language acquisition and memory abilities following cochlear implantation
Principal investigators: Champoux, François
Keywords: deafness; language acquisition; sign language; delayed language exposure; phonological memory; early language input
Interactions audiosensorielles chez l'humain
Principal investigators: Champoux, François
Postural control in the hearing impaired population
Principal investigators: Maheu, Maxime
Keywords: Balance; Hearing Aids; Hearing Loss; Multisensory Intergration; Vestibular System
Crossmodal perception following deafness
Principal investigators: Landry, Simon P
Keywords: Audiotactile Integration; Auditory Perception; Deafness; Multisensory Integration
Perception audiotactile et audiomotrice chez l'individu normal et déafférenté
Principal investigators: Champoux, François
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- François Champoux and Maxime Maheu: 3 shared papers
- Franco Lepore and François Champoux: 1 shared paper
- École d'orthophonie et d'audiologie
- Otolaryngology
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