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The NIH Pain Seminar Series, sponsored by the NIH PAIN Special Interest Group, features presentations by national leaders in the field of pain. Seminars highlight research conducted on model organisms at the behavioral, molecular, cellular and systems levels, as well as brain imaging work in patients and healthy volunteers. Our goal is to provide a forum where NIH researchers from different backgrounds can openly exchange their ideas and perspectives as well as discuss the latest technical approaches for the study of pain.
Fellows Pain SIG Seminar Meeting with the speakers: As part of the Pain Seminar Series, NIH trainees are invited to meet with speakers following the seminar. This is a great opportunity for trainees to network and learn more about the speaker and their affiliated institution. All trainees are welcome to attend and actively participate. Only NIH staff are allowed to participate. For more information about registration or to ask questions, please contact Jinhee Wang (jinhee.wang@nih.gov) and Vannida Ket (vannida.ket@nih.gov).
Neural and Molecular Pain Processing in the Spinal Cord and Brain of Awake, Behaving Animals
Presented by: Biafra Ahanonu, Ph.D.
Date: 12/12/2024
A Comparative Perspective on the Evolution and Function of Persistent Pain
Presented by: Robyn Crook, Ph.D.
Date: 01/09/2025
Severe Episodic Pain in Disparate Diseases: Sickle Cell Disease and Fabry Disease
Presented by: Cheryl Stucky, Ph.D.
Date: 02/13/2025
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Contacts
For additional information about the PAIN Seminar series ot the PAIN SIG, please contact any of the organizers: Dr. Yarimar Carrasquillo, Dr. Lauren Atlas, or Dr. Alex Chesler.