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PAIN SCHOOL EUROPE 2020PAIN EXPERTS OF INTERNATIONAL RENOWNINTERACTIVE SUMMER SCHOOL SETTINGMETHODS AND COMPETENCE WORKSHOPSPAIN SCHOOL EUROPE 2020

Chronic pain remains a global health problem and a challenge to basic and clinical research. The International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) is dedicated to improving pain education as a salient approach towards understanding and treating pain. The main goal of this Pain Winter School, in harmony with the programs of IASP, is to address fundamental mechanisms of resilience to pain and explore strategies to develop novel therapeutic principles from insights gained from basic research on susceptibility vs. resilience to pain. The international gender-balanced faculty reflects not only a diversity of participating nations and disciplines in pain research, but also of experimental focus on preclinical/experimental models and clinical research. The school has a vibrant and exciting research and training program, including lectures from top international multidisciplinary faculty, hands-on methods workshops, trainee presentations, structured scientific debates involving trainees and faculty, workshops for advanced trainees on developing concepts for initiating and planning their independent research groups, individual mentoring sessions with experienced faculty mentors that can be booked by trainees and lots of time for interpersonal interactions in a relaxed setting.

The Winter School will be conducted online.

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Confirmed Faculty

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Kirsty Bannister
King's College London, UK
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David Bennett
University of Oxford
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David Finn
NUI Galway, Ireland
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Nanna Finnerup
Danish Pain Research Center, Denmark
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Herta Flor
CIMH Mannheim and Heidelberg University, Germany
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Thomas Graven-Nielsen
Aalborg University, Denmark
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Rohini Kuner
Heidelberg University, Germany
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Giulia Liberati
Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium
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Claudia Sommer
University Hospital Würzburg, Germany
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Andrew Todd
University of Glasgow, UK
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Rolf-Detlef Treede
Heidelberg University, Germany
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Felix Viana
Institute of Neuroscience, Spain
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Videos from the 2021 School

Claudia Sommer, University of Würzburg, Germany

IASP Address

Reciprocal interactions between pain and negative affect: sites, mechanisms and translational implications

David Finn, NUI Galway, Ireland

David Bennett, University of Oxford, UK

Human pain channelopathies

Pain-related oscillations: insights from intracerebral EEG

Giulia Liberati, UC Louvain, Belgium:

Interrogating cortical circuits of pain

Rohini Kuner, Heidelberg University, Germany

Rolf-Detlef Treede, Heidelberg University, Germany

Clinical and preclinical characteristics of chronic primary and secondary musculoskeletal pain

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School Organisers

The International Association for the Study of Pain

Heidelberg Pain Consortium

Wellcome Trust Pain Consortium

Colleen Eubanks

Rohini Kuner

David Bennett

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Coordinators and Contact

Pooja Gupta & Anne Seller

c/o Pharmacology Institute

Heidelberg University

Im Neuenheimer Feld 366

69120 Heidelberg

Germany

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