Neural circuits of pain: from physiology to pathology – 1-5 June.
The Summer school « Neural circuits of pain » organized by Pascal Fossat (IMN) will take place from Monday 1st to Friday 5th June.
The lectures are open to everyone. Mind the venues below!
Program
Monday 1st June
Venue: CARF
8:30-9:15
Simon Beggs
“Does pain in early life matter if we don’t remember it?
9:30-10:15
Michelle Roche
“Neurobiological mechanisms underlying the effects of stress on chronic pain”
10:45-11:30
Ipek Yalcin
“Pain and Emotional comorbidities”
11:45-12:30
Mario Carta
“The neuronal circuits and cellular encoding of thermosensation”
14:45-15:30
Stephanie Koch
« Learning in somatosensory circuits »
15:45-16:30
Thomas Nevian
« Nociceptive coding in the anterior cingulate cortex and the effects of analgesia »
Tuesday 2nd (Technical talk)
Venue: Centre Broca
8:00-8:45
Mikkel Vestergaard
“Calcium Imaging and Exploratory Data Analysis”
17:00-17:45
Stéphanie Ratté
“New tools for analysing somatosensory systems”
Wednesday 3rd
Venue: Centre Broca
8:00-8:45
David Finn
“Methodological approaches for investigating endocannabinoid system involvement in human pain”.
17:00-17:45
Yves de Koninck
“In vivo optophysiology”
Thursday 4th
Venue: CARF
8:00-8:45
Marc Landry
“3D reconstruction with most recent electron microscopy techniques”
17:00-17:45
Marie-Eve Paquet
“New molecular biologiy tools for circuit analysis”
Friday 5th
Venue: Centre Broca
8:00-8:45
Benoit Gosselin
“Wireless electrophysiology in freely moving models: New tools to study pain circuits.”
About the Summer school
The « Neural circuits of pain: from physiology to pathology » summer school is primarily open to PhD students and post-doctoral fellows with an interest in neurology, neuroscience, molecular biology, and electrophysiology. Applications from Master’s students (MSc) and tenure-track researchers are also welcome.
The five-day programme will allow students to explore the physiological and pathological aspects of pain, employing cutting-edge technologies. Renowned scientists will train participants for advancements in pain treatment. Course content includes advanced courses, workshops on techniques as well as hands-on training.
Initially a joint initiative of the University of Bordeaux, the CERVO research centre at Université Laval (Québec City, Canada), and the Institute of Cellular and Integrative Neuroscience in Strasbourg (France), the third edition will integrate new partners from the ENLIGHT European University alliance (Galway, Ghent and Bern) thanks to the PainNet Project. It will be hosted by the University of Bordeaux, within the premises of the Bordeaux School of Neuroscience.
https://bss-neuropain.u-bordeaux.fr/en/
Mise à jour: 19/05/26