Dr. Cyril Duclos

Biography

Cyril Duclos is a Professor at the University of Montreal, specializing in Health Sciences and Rehabilitation. He focuses on balance control, movement, and posture in clinical settings. His research interests include balance training and rehabilitation, proprioceptive stimulation, and localized muscular vibration. He implements advanced methodologies such as inertial sensors for motion analysis to enhance rehabilitation protocols. As the Director of graduate programs in rehabilitation science, Duclos also supervises Master’s and Doctoral theses, fostering new research in sensory control of gait movements. His projects often involve interdisciplinary collaboration and aim to innovate rehabilitation practices using technology such as virtual reality environments. He is actively involved in multiple research units focused on rehabilitation and contributes to numerous scholarly discussions in the fields of neuroscience and physiotherapy. His dedication to improving patient outcomes through research and practical application positions him prominently within the academic community. Duclos’ work not only advances theoretical understanding but also finds practical applications in rehabilitation settings, making him a pivotal figure in advancing the field of rehabilitation sciences.

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