Photo credit: Sabine Kress
Press release from the University Hospital Heidelberg:
Deutsche Version:
https://t.co/RoHpf0BzbR
Press release from the Central Institute of Mental Health:
English version: https://t.co/wgOKrNHAHJ
Deutsche Version: https://t.co/2xWwdo2MQA
Pain Research Grant 2023 - Congratulations to Dr. Zheng Gan and Dr. Martin Löffler!
Dr. Zheng Gan and Dr. Martin Löffler (SFB1158 Young Scientists) have both been awarded the German Pain Research Award 2023!
For more information, please see the comments.
Congratulations to our Speaker, Prof. Dr. Rohini Kuner, on being awarded the prestigious Leibniz Prize for her groundbreaking work on the mechanisms underlying chronic pain.
For more information, please visit:
https://t.co/X78BQaH9zg
Apply by 10. December 2023 for a Junior Career Research Stipend! This 6-month stipend is for MD and MSc students with an interest in neuroscience and pain.
For more information, please visit: https://t.co/VyHluRtOcj
#neuroscience#pain#heidelberg#mannheim#würzburg
The Hans Frankel Postdoctoral Fellow Award (International Spinal Cord Society) for his work on MR-neurography in patients with spinal cord injury. Photo credit: Dr. med. Johann Jende
Congratulations to Dr. Johann Jende, co-PI in Project A03, on recently winning two awards:
The Kurt Decker Award (German Society of Neuroradiology) and The Hans Frankel Postdoctoral Fellow Award (International Spinal Cord Society)!
Please see the comments for more information.
Apply Now! Open Phd and Postdoc positions to study Neural Circuits of Pain with the Heidelberg Pain Consortium in Heidelberg, Germany.
For more information, please visit: https://t.co/PlgI0DSPl7
#pain#neuralcircuits#heidelberg#research
Congratulations to Prof. Dr. Rolf Detlef-Treede (Co-PI in Projects B09 and S01) who was recently awarded the John J. Bonica Prize at the World Congress of the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP)!
Please see the comments for further information.
#painresearch
Congratulations to Prof. Dr. Valery Grinevich (Project B02) and his collaborators who have been awarded an ERC Synergy Grant by the European Research Council!
For more information, please visit:
https://t.co/4uMFQOXjqB
#oxytocin#socialbehaviour#spatialnavigation
EN version below: Neu entdeckte Verbindung: Motorische Zentren im Gehirn können chronische Schmerzen lindern: Forschungsarbeit aus Heidelberger Sonderforschungsbereich (SFB) 1158 „Von der Nozizeption zum chronischen Schmerz“ in @ScienceMagazine erschienen: https://t.co/nSqL2Jp4H7