Société Belge de la Douleur
Journée des Jeunes Chercheurs 2023
La prochaine génération dans la recherche sur la douleur
Quand : Sam 22/04/2023
Où : Université de Gand
Soyez témoin des nouveautés dans la recherche sur la douleur. Un après-midi rempli de débats sur des sujets d'actualité, de conférences orales, de promenades d'affiches, de prix pour les présentateurs, d'activités de réseautage et bien plus encore !
La participation à la conférence est gratuite, mais une inscription est requise. Les accréditations suivantes seront demandées : ProQkine, RIZIV/INAMI (Nationale Vergadering). Le congrès sera également inscrit comme une activité de l'école doctorale des neurosciences du FNRS, ainsi les doctorants des universités francophones pourront recevoir des crédits pour leur participation.
Thank you to Grünenthal for the sponsorship
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Programme scientifique
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Programme scientifique
Quantitative sensory testing, what's in a name?
Moderator : Dr Aminata Bicego
Keynote presentation 1
Dr Evy Dhondt
Quantitative sensory testing from a research perspective
Evy Dhondt (born on January 4, 1991) graduated in 2014 as a Master of Science in Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy – Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy with Musculoskeletal Afflictions – at Ghent University. In October 2014 she started working as a PhD researcher at Ghent University within the Spine, Head and Pain Research Unit Ghent. Evy (co-)authored 8 publications in international peer-reviewed journals and presented her research at several national and international conferences. Next to her scientific work, Evy taught practical physiotherapy classes at the department of Rehabilitation Sciences. After obtaining her PhD in Health Sciences
in 2021 she remained affiliated with Ghent University as a voluntary post-doctoral researcher. In October 2021 she started working as the national database manager/coordinator of the Belgian Cerebral Palsy Register (BeCPR vzw/asbl). Evy is also a member of the international research group Pain in Motion.
Keynote presentation 2
Drs. Vincent Haenen
Alternative pain measurements for QST in clinical practice: do's and don'ts
Vincent Haenen is a doctoral researcher at the Antwerp University and KU Leuven. His research focusses on the evaluation of pain in breast cancer survivors and he has a particular interest into everything concerning communication and pain. Prior to his research career, he worked five years as a physiotherapist, both in Belgium and abroad. Additionally, he followed several courses and obtained his diploma in osteopathy.
Éditions précédentes
En mars 2020, une première édition réussie du BPS Young Researchers Day a été organisée à l'UCLouvain (Bruxelles).
Comité d'organisation
Société Belge de la Douleur (BPS)
André Mouraux (président du conseil d'administration de BPS)
Conny Goethals (Bureau BPS)
Jessica Van Oosterwijk
Associate Professor at Ghent University - Department of Rehabilitation Sciences. Representative from the host institution Ghent University.
Research interests: central nervous system mechanisms of pain and fatigue, exercise pathophysiology, pain-motor interactions, pain-stress interactions and rehabilitation in healthy people and in chronic pain populations
Elise Cnockaert
Physiotherapist at the Pain Center AZ Sint-Lucas Gent, and PhD researcher at Ghent University – Department of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy.
Research interest: Chronic pain, multimodal interdisciplinary pain treatment, nociplastic pain, central sensitization
Thomas Matheve
Visiting Professor at Spine, Head and Pain Research Unit, Ghent University; Postdoc at Faculty of Rehabilitation Sciences, Hasselt University.
Research interests: low back pain, sensorimotor control, influence of pain-related psychological factors on movement behaviour
Emma Rheel
Postdoctoral researcher from the Pain in Motion (PAIN) research group at the Department of Physiotherapy, Human Physiology and Anatomy, Vrije Universiteit Brussel.
Research interests: pain science education, parental responses, pain memories, pain in children, childhood cancer
Thibault Vanneste
Anesthesiologist/Pain physician at Ziekenhuis Oost-Limburg Genk and MUMC+ Maastricht, and PhD researcher at Maastricht University.
Research interest: pain in knee osteoarthritis, persistent post-surgical pain after total knee arthroplasty, radiofrequency treatment for chronic pain.
Anthe Foubert
PhD researcher at the University of Antwerp - Department of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy and UCLouvain - Faculty of Motor Skills Sciences.
Research interest: the biopsychosocial assessment of joint pain in people with haemophilia.
Aminata Bicego
Neuropsychologist and postdoctoral researcher at the Sensation and Perception Research Group - GIGA Consciousness - University of Liège.
Research interests: consciousness, non-ordinary states of consciousness self-induced (e.g. hypnosis, trance) and pharmacologically induced (i.e., psychedelics), and pain.
Lore Dams
Postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy, University of Antwerp and Physiotherapist oncological rehabilitation UZ Leuven, campus Gasthuisberg.
Research interest: cancer-treatment) induced pain and neuropathies, pain science education, physical activity during and after oncological treatment
Delia Della Porta
PhD researcher at the Institute of Neuroscience of the UCLouvain.
Research interest: Central sensitization, secondary hyperalgesia, top-down and bottom-up attentional modulation.
Marlies Colman
PhD researcher and medical doctor at the Center for Medical Genetics at the Ghent University Hospital (department of biomolecular medicine).
Research interest: heritable connective tissue disorders, role of the extracellular matrix in chronic pain, rheumatology
Lieu
L'édition 2023 du BPS Young Researchers Day est organisée à l'Université de Gand.
Aula
Volderstraat 9, 9000 Gent
Easily accessible by public transport (train + tram 1), bike or by foot
If you come by car, pay attention because the Aula is situated in a LEZ-zone.
Parking nearby (paid):
Center Parking (180m)
Parking Kouter (350m)
Parking Sint-Michiels (350m)
Parking Reep (500m)