Rohaan is a Bachelor of Health Science (Honours) student at Queen’s University with a deep passion for mitigating healthcare inequities faced in rural and remote communities. He is interested in how digital health and advancing technologies can be applied to improve health outcomes and promote healthy aging in these regions. He is especially enthusiastic in improving quality of life for older adults, and wants to advance the field of injury prevention. Rohaan is also involved in youth advocacy, cares deeply for the planet, and wants to empower historically underrepresented and marginalized populations. Outside of the lab, Rohaan is an avid geography geek, likes playing Chess, and enjoys watching documentaries. 

I am Monet Daley, an Honours Bachelor of Science graduate in Biomedical Science (French Immersion Stream) at the University of Ottawa. My research interests include neuroscience, mental health, pediatrics, and health equity. I am passionate about contributing to research that improves interventions, access to care, and treatment outcomes for patients 

Bliss is a fourth-year undergraduate psychology student and research assistant. Her research interests include pain perception and management, and their interaction with mental well-being. She is also interested in the development of pain management interventions using artificial intelligence. After the completion of her undergraduate degree, Bliss plans to pursue graduate studies, aiming to continue working on pain management interventions to enhance mental health. Outside of the lab, she enjoys reading, running, playing piano, and baking.

Arham Ali is a third-year undergraduate student in the Integrated Rehabilitation and Humanities Program at McMaster University. His research interests include cardiology, pediatrics, and rehabilitation, alongside their interaction with emerging healthcare technologies. He is particularly interested in the development and ethical application of artificial intelligence in rehabilitation. Outside of the lab, he enjoys playing pickleball and skiing.

Marwa holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy and has a strong interest in rehabilitation research and improving patient care and health outcomes. Her areas of interest include neurological and pediatric rehabilitation, physical activity, and the use of technology and innovative approaches in healthcare. She is currently working as a research volunteer with the AIRE Lab, where she is developing her research skills and contributing to research focused on improving healthcare accessibility, patient experiences, and rehabilitation services. Outside of research, Marwa enjoys going to the gym, reading books, and coloring.