In January 2018, Scientists of Heidelberg Pain Consortium teamed up with again with faculty from the Canadian Pain Network and the United States to bring the International Painschool to South America. The school, entitled `The societal burden of chronic pain: neural circuits, mechanisms and new therapeutic avenues´ was organised at Heidelberg Centre Latin America, Santiago […]

On 1-2 October 2018, the Heidelberg Pain Consortium Young Scientists Team hosted the Young Scientists Retreat at the Siegfriedbrunnen Ringhotel in Grasselenbach. Here, young scientists and young principal investigators of the pain consortium presented their research in addition to three keynote presentations given by leaders in pain research. Over the two days, many scientific conversations, […]

On December 4, 2018 we hosted our fourth annual international research symposium in the Marsilius Arkaden. Besides our internal speakers Stefan Lechner (A01), Heike Tost (B04), Norbert Weidner (A06) we especially thank our esteemed guests, Ypek Yalcin (Strasbourg), Marc Landry (Bordeaux) and Thomas Misgeld (Munich) for their exciting talks. Young Scientists Sara Khouaja, Linette Tan and David Koser gave exciting updates […]

From 21-22 January 2019, the Heidelberg Pain Consortium held a retreat to prepare for the review which occurred from 26-27 February 2019. In the two day meeting, the consortium PIs and selected young scientists discussed projects and planned the review process.     Group photo in front of the picturesque Grasellenbach Inn  

In March, the Wellcome Genome Campus organised the "Challenge of Chronic Pain" Conference 2019. Heidelberg Pain Consortium speaker Rohini Kuner (B01, B06) chaired the programme comitte along with John Wood, Chers Struck and Jon Levine. She also was one of two keynote speakers, the other one being mechanosensation expert Ardem Patapoutian. More information can be […]

The SFB 1158 Virtual Mini Symposium on Neural Circuits of Pain took place on 29 September 2020 from 13:00-15:00. (We will add further information soon.)

This is not a public event. It is only open to participation by SFB 1158 project PIs and students. Further information concerning the programme and venue will be sent via the internal mailing list.

This is not a public event. It is only open to participation by SFB 1158 project PIs and students. Further information concerning the programme and venue will be sent via the internal mailing list.