The call for stimulus projects is a one-off program to support early career researchers. This program aims to help researchers to immediately position a promising project in pain research.
Several grants of 10,000$ are awarded to researchers who have been working as an independent researcher for less than 7 years.
Congratulations to the 2021 recipients :
- Louis David Beaulieu, Sensory side of shoulder rehabilitation – exploring novel mechanisms underlying subacromial pain syndrome.
- Jason Bouffard, Interactions between pain and motor rehabilitation following a spinal cord injury : a qualitative study of rehabilitation professionals’ perspectives.
- Carol Meloto, Adaptive, pain sensitive, or global symptoms cluster? Clinical evidence that cluster assignment is temporally stable and can predict the likelihood of pain improvement and of response to first-line therapies for painful temporomandibular disorders.
- Suzy Ngomo, Apport des soins de la douleur chronique en physiothérapie conventionnelle, chez la clientèle de 65 ans et plus.
- Ravi Rungta, Mapping cortical representations of pain in the mouse brain.
- David Williamson, Monitoring des opiacés aux soins intensifs avec la pupillométrie quantitative: une étude exploratoire de preuve de concept.