Annual Scientific Congress of the Belgian Pain Society

A fourth edition will be organised on Saturday March 20th 2027. The event, hosted in Liège (venue to be confirmed) will bring together young researchers and clinicians having an interest in basic or clinical research in the field of pain in Belgium. The event provides a unique opportunity to get to know each other, to learn about the current novelties in pain research carried out by ‘the next generation in pain’, to interact and exchange ideas and foster “bench-to-bedside” collaborations.

"When Nerves Scream: Decoding Neuropathic Pain Together"

"Quality in Pain Management: Pitfalls, Challenges and Improvement for Caregivers and Patients"

After a second successful edition of the BPS Young Researchers Day (YRD) in 2023, a third edition will be organised Saturday March 22nd 2025. The event, hosted at Antwerp University (Campus Drie Eiken) will bring together young researchers and clinicians having an interest in basic or clinical research in the field of pain in Belgium. The event provides a unique opportunity to get to know each other, to learn about the current novelties in pain research carried out by ‘the next generation in pain’, to interact and exchange ideas and foster “bench-to-bedside” collaborations.

Annual Scientific Congress 2024 - 'Sex, gender and chronic pain'

Pain & vision, a crucial interaction to optimize threat detection and body protection

After a first successful edition of the BPS Young Researchers Day (YRD) in 2020, a second edition will be organised Saturday April 22nd 2023. The event, hosted at Ghent University, will bring together young researchers and clinicians having an interest in basic or clinical research in the field of pain in Belgium. The event provides a unique opportunity to get to know each other, to learn about the current novelties in pain research carried out by ‘the next generation in pain’, to interact and exchange ideas and foster “bench-to-bedside” collaborations.

BPS Annual Scientific Congress - "Prevention of pain: Primary, secondary and tertiary"