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IoNS Special Interest Group (SIG)
Translational Pain Research
The Special Interest Group PAIN aims to develop translational pain research by bringing together basic and clinical neuroscientists exploring the neurobiology and psychophysiology of pain in cell models, animal models, healthy human individuals and patients. SIG PAIN includes several clinicians involved in the management of chronic pain. To promote this multidisciplinary research, SIG PAIN organizes joint scientific activities and supports cross-disciplinary projects.
Members
Aïcha Boutachkourt
Alexia Havelange
Amélie Van Caekenberghe
André Mouraux
Annabel Wunsch
Anne Berquin
Arnaud Steyaert
Avgustina Kuzminova
Camilla Imerov
Carlo Matej Rinaudo
Cécile Dubuc
Charles Grégoire
Chiara Leu
Christine Watremez
Delia Della Porta
Dominika Sulcova
Dounia Mulders
Emmanuel Hermans
Etienne Masquelier
Fabienne Roelants
Françoise Dissassuca
Gabrielle Herbillon
Giulia Liberati
Gwenaëlle Mievis
Jacques Grisart
Laurianna Degreef
Lieve Filbrich
Lisa Demeurs
Louise Manfron
Louisien Lebrun
Lu Lejeune
Lucie Baillij
Luna Lechesne
Marc-Henri Louis
Mathilde Charlier
Nassim Touil
Nicolas Lejeune
Patricia Lavand'homme
Pauline Billaux
Pauline Beckers
Pauline Braconnier
Philippe Gailly
Roberta Gualdani
Solenn Gousset
Valéry Legrain
Vladimir Aron
Wumeng Wang
Yaser Fathi Arateh
