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IKEA introduction to the newsletter, put it together yourself.
- Welcoming
- Silly word joke
- An inside joke
- Encouragement to read the most important blinking news below
- Some meta humour
- Firm lump of butter and hefty pinch of salt (huh, what's a Jeroen Meus recipe coming here to do?)
- Another lame word joke
- Inspiration: missing, contact customer service
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Sunday 26 November marks Science Day, when the faculty will open its doors to the general public. Come discover the research of colleagues on campus and spread the word in your network!
Shout out to our REVA colleagues participating with a highly recommended activity:
- Je hoort met meer dan je oren - Hannah Keppler, Katrien Kestens, Louise Van Goylen
- Spits je oren en blijf in balans - Nele De Poortere
- "The Voice" van de Dag van de Wetenschap - Evelien D'haeseleer, Anke Adriaansen, Imke Kissel, Clara Leyns, Tine Papeleu, Kristiane Van Lierde, Julie Daelman, Charis Van der Straeten
- Videogames als medicijn - Jorn Ockerman
- Test je evenwicht in virtual reality (GRAIL) - Anke Van Bladel, Lynn Bar-On, Michelle Verhoeven, Ruth Van Der Looven
- Slaag jij voor onze gezondheidsrapport? We dagen je uit! - Marieke De Craemer, Lotte Bogaert, Simon Helleputte, Eva Arents, Marga Decraene, Jasmine De Beir, Manon Kinaupenne, Iris Willems
- Als je armen en benen niet doen wat je wilt (at De Krook!) - Amy De Roubaix, Griet Dewitte, Michelle Verhoeven, Jorn Ockerman
Science Day is also a good reason to launch our REVA LinkedIn (following the Faculty LinkedIn - are you already following it?) next week. Our outreach committee will manage the page, but your help to contribute, repost, share or tag the page is more than welcome!
Stay tuned, next week!
And then this: on Thursday 23 November, you can attend an inspiration session on the s ocial valorisation of your research. What, how, tips, tricks, good practices: it's there to be done. |
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The application file for our core facility "Human Movement" (in collaboration with the Department of Movement and Sports Sciences) has been submitted, we will know the result in early December. With a green light, the core facility will see the light from 1 January, full operational start-up will be earlier 1 March.
In the meantime, all important modalities (pricing, reservations, invoicing) and other agreements will be further finalised and communicated afterwards in a targeted manner. Any questions: team leader research prof. Erik Witvrouw is your go to.
The REVA CWO has thoroughly updated the Final Phase Doctorate script, you can find it here.
Final editorial points and commas are currently still being put in the script Beginning Phase Doctorate.
Prof. Jessica Van Oosterwijck recently joined the Gifmi board, which manages the use of the UGent MRI scanner. Our department makes frequent use of the scanner and every use has to be proposed to the Gifmi board. Questions or research proposals are welcome to be checked with prof. Jessica Van Oosterwijck first.
Did you know...
...the faculty can support you in your funding applications? From identifying opportunities, to writing your proposal and pitching your project. Various guidance programmes, depending on type of funding, got you covered.
...there is a Faculty Research Training Program to hone your essential research skills and knowledge? You can view the full programme for this academic year here. |
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REVA-club: Moving by referral
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With the free-to-attend REVA clubs, ACREHAB offers a multidisciplinary view on a central topic.
On Thursday 23 November, ' BOV - Moving by referral' will take centre stage: encouraging patients (feasibly and easily accessible) to move for the benefit of their health. Until recently, only a (general) doctor could prescribe sessions with a BOV coach, but since the beginning of September other healthcare professionals (physiotherapists, occupational therapists,...) can also do this. So this REVA club is enriching for all fellow physiotherapists and occupational therapists, both from the department and the field.
Spread the news and welcome!
More info and registration |
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Reculer pour mieux sauter. The past few weeks have been quieter, but our REVA Wellbeing Heroes are picking up the cape and thread. First ideas for 2024, maybe another fine action this autumn, but above all: preparing for our New Year's event in January. The Heroes are working on it.
You can read the outcome of it all - where else - in the newsletters. To be continued!
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Next newsletter: one before the Christmas holidays.
Questions, comments or suggestions for the newsletter?
Please let us know via thibault.bonte@ugent.be! |
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