The Pain Mechanisms and Therapeutics Conference brings together scientists and physicians from around the world to discuss a wide range of issues relating to pain research and treatment. This year’s conference takes place in Verona, Italy from May 19 to May 24th.
Congratulations to our scientists presenting their latest research progress at the Pain Mechanisms and Therapeutics Conference! We hope this networking opportunity will forge new ties and inspire future scientific collaborations.
- Arkady Khoutorsky (Université McGill) “Gut microbiota promotes pain in fibromyalgia”
- Jeffrey Mogil (Université McGill) “Pain, Sex, and Pavlov’s Dog”
- Artur Kania (Université McGill) “Developmental insights into the function of spinal projection neurons”
- Luda Diatchenko (Université McGill) “Contribution of neutrophils to fibromyalgia and other chronic pain conditions”
- Philippe Séguéla (Université McGill) “New insights on dysregulated dopaminergic signaling in neuropathic ACC”
- Reza Sharif (Université McGill) “Defective maturation of spinal circuits for touch and pain in Christianson Syndrome”
- Marie-Eve Paquet (Centre de recherche CERVO) “Challenges in viral-based gene transfer therapy for pain”
- Yves De Koninck (Université Laval) “KCC2, through the keyhole of the chloride-gate”
