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On that note.. we are looking for young adults with DCD to participate in our new study on neuroplasticity through motor learning. See: survey.flw.ugent.be/336168?lang=nl Or contact Mireille Augustijn Dyspraxis vzw

De wetenschap achter die memorabele Brazilië-België in #Wereldrecord bij Maarten Vangramberen met Simon Mignolet Hans Vanaken Club Brugge KV Dieter Deprez roel vaeyens Julie Biesmans Jos Vanrenterghem De korte samenvatting vind je hier 👇 bit.ly/3qsvn9p

Excited that I finally started the measurements of my postdoc today! First step towards a better understanding of motor learning and neuroplasticity in #DCD! Frederik Deconinck Griet Warlop

Many calls to raise awareness about DCD DCD-14. As a starting researcher at UGent Geneeskunde & Gezondheidswetenschappen on this disorder I want to contribute to that. Who should we be adressing this call to in Belgium? And how can we get this as an impactfull message to the policy makers involved?

The word is out… DCD-15 will be hosted by the Universities in Belgium in #Ghent 2024!

Great to present some preliminary results of my FWO research into motor learning and neuroplasticity of young adults with #DCD DCD-14! Thanks to Frederik Deconinck for the support! Looking forward to present the final results of this study at DCD-15 in #Ghent!

Almost back home from lots of first times: - 1st (in-person) conference since I got my PhD - 1st #DCD conference - 1st time away from home as a mom Many thanks to the organizing team of DCD-14! It was a great and inspiring conference! See you in #Ghent in 2024!

Join us at the DCD15-IMDRC6 conference in Ghent!!! Hope to see you all!

Very inspirational session this morning on how to communicate our research to the broader (Dutch speaking) public. Thanks to the speakers, FWO, SciMingo, @taalunie, Eos Wetenschap vzw #wecom

We are happy to announce that abstract submissions for #DCD15_IMDRC6 are open! 🥳 We welcome single abstracts and mini-symposia. To facilitate reviewing and programming, several themes are put forward. Find the platform here: dcd15-imdrc6.org/abstracts/ Excited for your input!

Time to present the conference theme: "thinking outside the box"! We aim to bring together scientists and practitioners from different, yet adjacent, fields and share knowledge and expertise from a holistic perspective. 👉Read more on our website: dcd15-imdrc6.org

📢Registrations are open! Go to our website to find out the different options for the conference and its seminars: dcd15-imdrc6.org/registration/ Do not hesitate to sign up for this unique joint conference! Early-bird is available until March 8.

We're excited to announce our keynote speakers! First off is Prof. Ellen Beate from Queen Maud University College of Early Childhood Education 🎉 1/7

📢Another keynote to meet! We're thrilled to announce Dr. Bradley King from University of Utah as a keynote speaker at #DCD15_IMDRC6! Join us for his talk on "When children outperform young adults: examinations into the neural underpinnings of childhood advantages in motor learning." 1/6

Very interesting presentations today at #vbsw symposium. Proud of our research minor student who won both awards for his poster presentation on #motorlearning in adults with #dcd. Frederik Deconinck

We wish you all a fantastic New Year filled with growth, learning, and success! 🌟 With the start of the new year, we introduce our final keynote speaker: Bernard Dan ! Join us for his thought-provoking talk, "Towards the End of Disability?" 1/6 pic.x.com/sthMf5Uaq2

☀ Indeed a wonderful day in Ghent! Looking forward to present the results of our longitudinal study on #motorlearning and #neuroplasticity in adults with #DCD DCD15-IMDRC6 joint conference.

What an inspiring, enlightening, and fruitful conference was DCD15-IMDRC6! Grateful to present the results of my postdoctoral research for which I received the ISRA-DCD award 🙏. Many thanks to my supervisor Frederik Deconinck and FWO for funding my research.