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Meet the lab series: Interview with Dr. Benoit Galand

Meet the lab series: Interview with Dr. Benoit Galand

Benoit Galand, Professor of Educational Sciences at UCLouvain, emphasizes the importance of a scientific approach to understanding education, cautioning against broad applications of untested interventions and advocating for evidence-based practices. His research highlights the role of social relationships in student and teacher well-being, the limited predictive power of some psychosocial variables over time, and the complexities of translating research into effective educational policies. Galand is particularly interested in how education can address global crises and improve intervention implementation in real-world settings.

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Meet the lab series: Interview with Prof D. Torta & Dr E. van den Broeke

Meet the lab series: Interview with Prof D. Torta & Dr E. van den Broeke

This insightful interview features Dr. Diana Torta and Dr. Emanuel van den Broeke, a couple renowned for their work in pain research, as they discuss their academic journey and current projects. Dr. Torta, at KULeuven, emphasizes her shift from Parkinson’s to pain research, while Dr. van den Broeke, a postdoc at UCLouvain, focuses on how pain changes the brain. They also share the unique dynamics of being partners in both life and the intensely demanding field of scientific research.

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Consensus statement for the assessment of human research projects by biomedical ethical committees (MEC) vs. non-biomedical ethics committees (non-MEC)

Consensus statement for the assessment of human research projects by biomedical ethical committees (MEC) vs. non-biomedical ethics committees (non-MEC)

In a meeting held on May 5, 2023, representatives from Belgium's MEC and non-MEC psychological and human sciences ethics committees agreed on guidelines for assessing human research projects. The consensus clarifies the scope and limitations for non-MEC committees. This move is expected to standardize the ethical review process across various types of research projects and institutions, ensuring consistency and integrity in the field.

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