IASP World Congress on Pain 2022 Toronto, Kanada

10 Oct 2022

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Wacław Adamczyk

Wacław Adamczyk

Waclaw Adamczyk is the head of the Pain Research Laboratory, author of numerous publications, and director of the OPUS-19 project from NCN “Where is your pain? Classically conditioned spatial dimension of pain in humans.” Currently in a post-doc position at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center (OH, USA) in the team of Prof. Robert Coghill.

On 19-23.09.2022, members of our team consisting of Waclaw M. Adamczyk, Aleksandra Budzisz, Tibor Szikszay and Jacek Skalski, participated in the IASP 2022 World Congress on Pain in Toronto – the most important scientific conference on pain science related issues, which takes place every two years in different places around the world and brings together the most prominent scientists involved in pain research.

Members of our team presented the results of research that is carried out at the Pain Research Laboratory of the Institute of Physiotherapy and Health Sciences at the Academy of Physical Education in Katowice and at the University of Lübeck, with which we cooperate closely.

Presented, among other things, were the results of a project we conducted together with students of the PainLab Student Scientific Group.

More information about the congress itself can be found at iaspworldcongress2022.org

Autor wpisu

Wacław Adamczyk

Wacław Adamczyk

Waclaw Adamczyk is the head of the Pain Research Laboratory, author of numerous publications, and director of the OPUS-19 project from NCN “Where is your pain? Classically conditioned spatial dimension of pain in humans.” Currently in a post-doc position at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center (OH, USA) in the team of Prof. Robert Coghill.

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