Ali Khatibi @alikhatibi.bsky.social

Lecturer|@BathPsychology|@TPNLab|Pain| NeuroImaging|SpinalCord|Neuroplasticity|OpenScience|Runner|Movie-lover| He

[Joe Yazhuo Kong @JoeYzkong]

We built a cortico-spinal connectome model to reliably predict individual pain threshold, acute pain and chronic pain! Even TMS induced analgesic effects! Out on @NatureComms
https://t.co/Iq3gAsUZ3u

[Ali Khatibi @alikhatibi.bsky.social @AliiKhatibi]

Most recent work from our group: A review study on the fear of disease progression and relapse in multiple sclerosis https://t.co/G79TDyvAzW

[Bath Centre for Pain Services @BCPSBath]

We're Hiring!
Join our nationally recognised interdisciplinary team at the BCPS.
We're looking for a passionate Clinical or Counselling Psychologist (Band 7) to join us on a maternity cover contract for 12 months. https://t.co/HqchkbwQ7Q

[PAIN Journal @PAINthejournal]

@drdavidevans et al. find that symmetrical (mirrored) bilateral limb pain is more prevalent than previously thought. Pain is facilitated between mirrored contralateral regions and inhibited between nonmirrored contralateral regions. Learn more in #PAIN https://t.co/zvQlw2xnFX

[Ali Khatibi @alikhatibi.bsky.social @AliiKhatibi]

@meysam0873 Congratulations! 👏👏

[Bath Centre for Pain Services @BCPSBath]

Paediatric #CRPS can be distressing, disabling and hard to treat. The whole family is impacted. We have a dedicated, UK national rehab service for this rare condition - check out our service leaflet on this page https://t.co/n5b2NKUWlg @CRPSUK @PainConcern @JenFord_Physio

[Ali Khatibi @alikhatibi.bsky.social @AliiKhatibi]

International applicants are welcome. If you are interested, or would like to hear more, please get in touch — and I would be grateful if you could also circulate this opportunity within your networks.

[Ali Khatibi @alikhatibi.bsky.social @AliiKhatibi]

A fully funded MRC PhD studentship (with a generous stipend) is offered across the Universities of Bath, Cardiff, and Exeter, providing training in neuroimaging, neuromodulation, and cognitive bias modification within a world-class research environment https://t.co/NhCFBesjjT

[CRIISP @CRIISPAPDP]

Do you live with #ChronicPain? Your story matters.
Share a snapshot of your day – however big or small – to help others understand life with pain.
Deadline extended to Mon 1st Sept 2025
https://t.co/M71F66HDkv
#PainStories #PatientVoice

[Tom Barry @BomTarry]

I wrote how this paper came together at the link below but the inspiration very much came from @Leidyklotz and his collaborators.

https://t.co/jNZeyTALgi

[Masud Husain @MasudHusain]

There's greed and then there's Springer Nature greed.
No wonder some people are smiling!

[Ken Weber, DC, PhD @DrKenWeber]

Announcing our new whole-body muscle segmentation model for MRI and CT. It's free, and you can download it here!: https://t.co/OW8JN1EcMl

Please continue to provide feedback, so we can continue to improve the @musclemaptools. It will only get better from here! 🚀 #openscience

[Adeel Razi @adeelrazi]

We are hiring for our brand new psilocybin clinical trial. Please DM if you have questions!

1. Senior Research Fellow (Clinical Trial Lead)

https://t.co/BjKVbiZ2Jc

2. Senior Clinical Psychotherapist

https://t.co/hBaEj1MxAH

@WellcomeLeap @VerdejoGAntonio @dpsyc42

[Stanford Pain Medicine @StanfordPain]

Some antidepressants can help reduce pain by affecting nerve signals.

•How they work: Antidepressants are often used for depression, but they can also help with pain. Some types, called tricyclic antidepressants, are especially good at treating pain. They work by affecting certain brain chemicals (serotonin and norepinephrine) and blocking sodium channels in nerves.

•Why sodium channels matter: Sodium channels help carry pain signals in the body. By blocking these channels, tricyclic antidepressants can stop pain from being sent to the brain.

•The bottom line: If you're experiencing pain, tricyclic antidepressants might help by blocking pain signals, not just by treating depression.

[CRIISP @CRIISPAPDP]

Delighted that CRIISP received a Highly Commended award from @UniofBath – recognising the power of researchers & public contributors working side by side to shape research. Huge thanks to everyone who made this happen. Find out more:
https://t.co/Lcq3yX8VMf

[Bath Centre for Pain Services @BCPSBath]

We are recruiting a psychology assistant! If you are interested in working in a fantastic National specialist interdisciplinary team check this out 😊 https://t.co/nNQl6Dpm7M

[Professor Christina Liossi @ChristinaLiossi]

📢 I am excited to share that our journal now has an Impact Factor of 1.5!

📖 Explore the latest issue and stay up to date with cutting-edge research.

[Dr. David Moore @DaveMoore_Pain]

Colleagues are looking for both participants and also autistic co-researchers for a project looking at autistic experiences of cancer. Please reach out if you are interested.

[Pain in Motion @PaininMotion]

📣 Save the date!

We’re heading to Brussels, Belgium for Pain Science in Motion VI 🇧🇪

🗓️ May 28–30, 2026. Mark your calendars!

An inspiring program awaits... stay tuned via our website!

#PSiM26 #painresearch #PhDresearch #youngresearchers #conference

[Hamed Ekhtiari @EkhtiariHamed]

If you are into precision neuroimaging and neuromodulation, you are welcome to join our team.
https://t.co/8ujS6hbHo6