Conferences

Our team was in Montreal, QC from October 12-14 to attend the Canadian Sex Research Forum (CSRF).

October 24th, 2023

We are thrilled to announce the success of our presence at the CSRF! Our dedicated research assistants and doctoral students put on an impressive display of poster and oral presentations. We would also like to take this opportunity to give a big shoutout to our esteemed Laboratory Director, Dr. Beáta Bőthe, for her unyielding support. Stay tuned for more updates on our research endeavours!

Congratulations everyone! 🌟

Research Assistant and undergraduate student, Marianne Danella presented a poster on the “Longitudinal associations between depression and sexual satisfaction among couples: Gender and sexual orientation-based differences”.

Doctoral student, Anaïka François (B.Sc.) and research assistant and undergraduate student, Fabiola Ngamaleu Teumeni presented “A portrait of cisgender and transgender women aged 55 years or older's pornography use motivations and frequency of use” via poster.

Research Assistant and undergraduate student, Vanessa Beaulieu (D.E.S.S.) presented a poster on the “Associations between adolescent/adult non-consensual sexual experiences and anxiety among heterosexual and sexually diverse individuals in Canada”.

Research Assistant and undergraduate student, Anne-Laurie Bélec presented a poster on the “Longitudinal associations between anxiety, depression and sexual function among couples”.

 Research Assistant and undergraduate student, Nevena Popova presented a poster on the “Dyadic associations between childhood interpersonal trauma and sexual distress in heterosexual and sexually diverse couples”.

Research assistants and undergraduate students, Florence Tremblay and Rosalie Roy presented a poster on “The associations between having experienced sexual abuse and sexual assertiveness among Canadien women, men, and gender-diverse individuals”.

Doctoral student, Émilie Gaudet (B.A.) gave an oral presentation on the “Associations between motivations for pornography use and sexual function among cisgender and gender-diverse individuals: Findings from the International Sex Survey (ISS)”.