Congratulations to our members recipients of the pilot projects 2026-2027 competition.
This program serves to initiate and promote an innovative and not funded aspect of the scientific research from the QPRN members. Researchers will be able to test the feasibility of an innovative concept by obtaining preliminary data that will allow the preparation of a grant application to one of the recognized funding agencies. The competition received 22 project proposals, four of which were funded (a success rate of 23%).
- Gabriel Bossé (preclinical category, junior investigator) – Étudier le potentiel thérapeutique de la psilocybine sur la consommation d’opioïdes
- Magali Millecamps (preclinical category, junior investigator) -Influence of the Ovarian Cycle on Pain Variability: A Pilot Study in Female Mice
- Marie-Pierre Cyr (clinical category, junior investigator) – Developing and Testing an Individualized Multicomponent Intervention for Endometriosis-Associated Pain in Individuals Assigned Female at Birth: A Mixed-Methods Feasibility Study
- Émilie Gosselin (clinical category, junior investigator) – En-Quête-Santé : étude pilote d’un jeu sérieux numérique sur l’autogestion de la douleur en récupération améliorée après chirurgie orthopédique
- Sylvie Le May (clinical category) – Feasibility, Acceptability and Preliminary Effects of Virtual Reality for Pain, Anxiety and Recovery Enhancement of Children Post-Scoliosis Surgical Repair: A Pilot Mixed Methods Study (VR-SPINE)
Congratulations!
