Team

Zivar Beyraghi

PhD

Zivar earned Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Physical Therapy from Iran and Tehran University of Medical Sciences. Her research explores how exercise influences sensorimotor adaptation and memory consolidation by examining changes in cortical excitability with transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). With her background as a physiotherapist, she is passionate about translating fundamental research into patient-centered approaches that improve rehabilitation strategies for individuals with motor impairments.

Eva Brison

Master's

Eva previously completed a Master’s degree in Human Movement Sciences at Université de Montpellier. In collaboration with the Association de la Sclérose en plaques de l’Estrie, her research focuses on neuroplastic capacities in people with multiple sclerosis. She investigates sensorimotor adaptation through a visuomotor task that combines EEG recordings with Kinarm robotic measurements. The aim of her work is to deepen our understanding of the disease and support the development of more effective therapeutic approaches.

Dominique Delisle-Godin

PhD

Dominique completed her BSc in Kinesiology in 2022 and began a MSc in Physical Activity Science before fast-tracking into the PhD program in September 2024. Her research investigates movement preparation, focusing on neuromarkers of motor planning and their modulation by task constraints. She uses EEG and EMG to address these questions and aims to apply her findings to non-invasive brain–computer interface development.

Hélène Grosset-Magagne

Master's

Hélène completed a BSc in Kinesiology in 2025, following a Health Sciences degree at Institut catholique d’études supérieures's University in France in 2022. She works in rehabilitation with patients with multiple sclerosis and is broadly interested in motor learning, particularly in relation to neuromodulation and cortical excitability.

Dhruvi Mehta

PhD

Dhruvi holds a Master’s degree in Psychological Science from the University of Glasgow . Her research focuses on multisensory integration and EEG biomarkers of temporal feedback delays during sensorimotor tasks, using KinArm robotic systems and electroencephalogram.Beyond research, Dhruvi is interested in applying neuroscience principles to neuropsychology, pertaining to the domain of neurodegenerative disorders.

Mathil Ruel

PhD

Mathil holds a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and a Master’s degree in Physical Activity Sciences. During her master’s, she conducted a clinical research project on the effect of peripheral neurostimulation (TENS) on movement-induced pain in women with fibromyalgia. Driven by a desire to deepen her knowledge and mechanistic understanding of pain, her doctoral research focuses on the effects of muscle hypoperfusion on brain activity and pain perception.

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