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IPSY Day 2026 

Dear IPSY Members,

Our IPSY Day will take place on October 12, from 12:00 PM to 5:30 PM at Socrate 11.
This event is a special opportunity to bring together the institute’s members to discuss their research activities.

We will hear four keynote presentations (D. Brevers, J. Vanderauwera, H. Bukowski, K.-A. Woltin), followed by a gourmet coffee break, shorter presentations, and blitz talks.

The organizing committee invites you to submit a written presentation (poster) or an oral presentation (15 minutes or 5 minutes in the form of a blitz talk). Posters will be on display starting at 12:00 PM, and a competition for the best poster will be held.

Call for Papers

We are delighted to offer you the opportunity to present your research project. Even more so than in previous editions of IPSY Day, we want the presentations to be accessible to colleagues whose methods or theoretical frameworks may differ significantly from your own.

The goal is not to go into every detail but rather to share the major scientific questions guiding your work, the innovative methodological approaches you are developing, the main themes of your project, and the new perspectives it opens up, to foster discussion and, perhaps, develop new collaborations within the institute.

Each presentation lasts 15 minutes, consisting of approximately 10 minutes of presentation followed by 5 minutes of Q&A. Each blitz talk lasts 5 minutes, consisting of approximately 3 minutes of presentation followed by 2 minutes of Q&A. Please refer to the registration form for details on how to submit a presentation; the abstract format is included in the attachment to this message.

In order to include all researchers at the Institute in this event, we prefer that presentations be given in English.

We look forward to receiving your presentation proposals by September 20.

We hope many of you will accept our invitation, whether to give a presentation or to come listen to your colleagues.

>There’s still time to register to take part!

Programme for the day

12:00 
Poster presentation, discussions with the authors
>List of written presentations / posters

13:00         
Welcome by Isabelle Roskam & Nicolas Masson
>Full list of oral presentations and authors

Keynotes:

13:15
Damien Brevers
Toward a better understanding of anticipatory processes underlying physical exercise

13:45
Jolijn Vanderauwera 
When language and reading development take a different path—individual differences, sensitive periods, and the role of the environment

14:15
Henryk Bukowski
What Are We Up To in the SoCoOL Lab? Autism, Borderline Personality Disorder, and Beyond

14:45
Karl-Andrew Woltin
Value Fit Across Contexts: Motivation, Persuasion, and Wellbeing

15:15 
Pause-café

15:45 
Presentations

15:45
Matéo Léganes-Fonteneau 
Implicit Expectations: Neural Evidence for Reward Pavlovian Conditioning in the Absence of Contingency Awareness

16:00 
Rameesha Mahtab
Wisdom and the Integration of Motive, Intention, and Outcome in Punishment Judgments 

16:15
Mania Nissrob
Making prior work experience count in secondary education: Antecedents and professional outcomes of prior work experience utilization among second-career teachers

16:30
Aline Cordonnier 
Beyond autobiographical memory: Rethinking what makes a memory personal

16:45
Edelweiss Touron
Capturing emotional processing over time: developing a dynamic eye-tracking approach to facial expression decoding in psychopathology

17:00
Bastien Paris
Automated Sequential Bayes Factor Testing for Online Data Collection

17:15
Gaëlle Alhaddad
How writing experience shapes directional graphomotor preferences