- Feb 8
- 2 min read
Hosted by Melvin Bos of Physio Global, this 40th episode features Eva Roose PhD and Emma Rheel PhD, post-doctoral researchers from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. They discuss the upcoming Pain Science in Motion Congress on 28-30 May of 2026, an event specifically designed to elevate the next generation of pain researchers.
The conversation highlights how this congress breaks the mold of traditional academic gatherings by focusing on peer-to-peer feedback and bridging the gap between complex research and clinical practice.
Event Overview: Pain Science in Motion
The congress is a unique interdisciplinary gathering that centers on young researchers (PhD and Master students), providing them a platform to present their work—ranging from early-stage protocols to final results—in a supportive environment.
Key Highlights
Interdisciplinary Focus: Includes perspectives from scientists, clinicians, and specialized experts.
Research Methodology: A heavy emphasis on how pain research is conducted to improve future implementation.
Clinical Relevance: Pre-conference courses designed to give physical therapists immediate tools for their practice.
Why It Matters for Clinicians
The guests emphasize that this congress is not just for academics. It is a vital space for clinicians to:
See the Future: Get a first look at upcoming research before it hits the mainstream.
Influence Science: Provide feedback to researchers to ensure their studies are applicable in real-world clinics.
Level Up: Gain specialized knowledge through hands-on courses led by world-class experts.
Do you want to know more about the congress? Visit the website: https://www.painscienceinmotion.com/
Or do you want to listen to more episodes of Physio Global? Visit our website: www.physioglobal.nl
Physio Global is proud to be the sponsor of the Pain Science in Motion Congress VI in Brussels!
- Jun 28, 2025
- 1 min read
Pain in Motion is proud to announce the next edition of the Pain Science in Motion conference, taking place on May 28–30, 2026 at the VUB Main Campus in Brussels. This conference is organized by the international network of Pain in Motion!
What makes this conference unique? Pain Science in Motion is not your typical conference. It’s a platform specifically designed for early-career researchers (PhD students, postdocs...) to share their research objectives, study designs, setbacks, and solutions, not just results. The focus lies on research methodology and on growing together as a scientific community.
Whether you are working in physiotherapy, neuroscience, psychology, medicine or another field related to pain science, this conference is for you.
Connect with an international community, get inspired, and contribute to an open dialogue on how we do research in pain science.
Website & info: click HERE!
Abstract submission opens September 2025
📍 May 28-30, 2026 | Brussels, Belgium
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- Sep 14, 2024
- 1 min read
In this 32nd podcast episode, we will have a conservation with the President of World Physiotherapy Prof. Michel Landry and vice-president IFOMPT A/Prof. Nathan Hutting, about the challenges in the world of physiotherapy and the resources we can use to address them. This is important to safeguard and optimize our beautiful profession that we are having for our patients now and in the future.
Through this, we want to thank IFOMPT and SVOMP for their support in providing this recording location at the 50th Anniversary Congress in Basel, Switzerland. Additionally, we thank both guest speakers for participating in this podcast, and we thank both guest speakers for participating in this podcast and we thank both World Physiotherapy and IFOMPT for the opportunity to record this insightful episode.
Tokyo Congress World Physiotherapy 2025
Want to know more about World Physiotherapy of the congress in Tokyo for 2025? Visit the website of World Physiotherapy https://world.physio/ or go to https://wp2025.world.physio/
IFOMPT
For more information about IFOMPT go to https://www.ifompt.org/
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