Université LavalPain and Learning Lab
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Team

Students, trainees and research staff from psychology, neuroscience and computer science.

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Director

Michel-Pierre Coll

Associate ProfessorSchool of Psychology, Université Laval

ResearcherCentre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation and Social Integration (Cirris)

Professional experience and education

  • 2019–2021Postdoctoral Fellow, McGill University
  • 2016–2019Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Oxford
  • 2009–2016Ph.D. Clinical Neuropsychology, Université Laval
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Students and postdoctoral fellows

  • Photo of Léane Beaulieu-Laliberté

    Léane Beaulieu-Laliberté

    M.A. Psychology 2022–2024
    D.Psy. 2024–

    Influence of Endogenous Modulation by Offset Analgesia on Pain Discrimination

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    Alyson Champagne

    Ph.D. Clinical Psychology 2022–

    Decoding Subjective Pain Intensity from Brain Activity

  • Photo of Mégane Lacombe-Thibault

    Mégane Lacombe-Thibault

    Ph.D. Clinical Psychology 2022–

    Toward a Computational Understanding of Chronic Pain

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    Nicolas Roy

    Research Professional 2023–2024
    Ph.D. Clinical Psychology 2024–

    Neural Bases of Pain Modulation During Exploration

  • Photo of Sanoussy Diallo

    Sanoussy Diallo

    D.Psy. 2024–

    Bayesian Modelling of Pain Sensory Inference in the Context of Uncertainty

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    Joshua Duquette

    Research Assistant 2025
    Ph.D. Clinical Psychology 2025–

    Predicting Neural Signatures of Pain Using EEG Oscillations

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    Shima Hassanpour

    Postdoctoral Fellow 2026–

    Cortical Networks of Pain

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    Laurie Caumartin

    M.Sc. Neuroscience 2026–

    Disentangling Attention and Expectation in Pain Perception

  • Photo of Pouya Rabiei

    Pouya Rabiei

    Ph.D. Biomedical Sciences
    Co-supervision: Hugo Massé-Alarie

    Predicting the Transition to Chronic Pain: A Study of Behavioral and Neural Variables

  • Photo of Audrey Lalancette

    Audrey Lalancette

    Ph.D. Rehabilitation Sciences
    Co-supervision: Maximiliano Wilson

    Phonological Processing in Older Age: Evidence From EEG Data

Research staff

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    Antoine Cyr-Bouchard

    Research Professional 2026–
    Research Assistant 2023–2025
    Ph.D. Clinical Psychology A2025

  • Photo of Lorie-Ève Barrette

    Lorie-Ève Barrette

    Research Assistant 2025–
    Undergraduate in Psychology 2024–

  • Photo of Alysun Paradis

    Alysun Paradis

    Research Assistant 2026–
    Undergraduate in Psychology 2025–

Lab alumni

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  • Marie-Hélène TessierResearch Professional 2026
  • Samuel Lépine, Marie-Joëlle Tremblay and Jérôme VerretRD 2025–2026; Individual differences and pain perception
  • Mathis RezzoukM.Sc. Computer Science (co-supervision Cem Subakan) 2024–2026; Deep learning and EEG
  • Amandine DaigneyResearch Professional 2025–2026
  • Pénélope Alain-Thériault and Aurélie TremblayRD 2024–2025; Influence of mental fatigue on learning and pain perception
  • Veronika WendlerMITACS Intern (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom) 2024
  • Jacob Schink, Laurence Lagadec-Gaulin and Mégane DéryRD 2023–2024; Placebo and discrimination
  • Rachel FortinResearch Assistant 2023–2024
  • Mathilda BuschmannVisiting Summer Intern (Osnabrück University, Germany) 2023; EEG and deep learning
  • Mélanie LachanceResearch Assistant 2022–2023
  • Audrey Etcheverry, Thaliane Côté-Cazes and Coralie DeslauriersRD 2022–2023; Effect of rhythmic visual stimulation on pain perception