Neuromodulation The purpose and mission of the SIG on Neuromodulation is to: promote interdisciplinary collaboration among scientists, clinicians and other professionals within the health-care networks world-wide in research and clinical application of neuromodulatory treatment strategies; facilitate inter-professional education and training in the field of neuromodulation with particular attention to the clinical application of emergent neuromodulatory techniques for pain and symptom management; and establish a platform and forum for on-going professional discourse in order to address emerging issues and to navigate the development of evidence-based practices and policies. Newsletters The IASP SIG on Neuromodulation keeps an archive of published newsletters. Go to the Archive Committees Education CommitteeD. Rasche (Germany)L. Chipchase (Australia)H. Smith (USA)C. Perruchoud (Switzerland)A. Villareal (USA) Research CommitteeJ.J Borckardt (USA)M. Rosedale (USA)V. Napadow (USA)T.H Cheng (USA) Quality Improvement CommitteeM. Raff (South Africa)B. Van Dorsten (USA)S. Thomson (UK)M. Gofeld (USA) Newsletter CommitteeP. Schofield (UK)D. Nichols (USA)E. Latorre (Spain)D. Ciampi (Brazil) Meetings and Symposia CommitteeM. Desai (USA)A. DaSilva (USA)N. Fallon (UK)S. Schabrun (Australia) Meetings Past Meetings: Nsuki Annual Scientific MeetingJoint Meeting of NSUKI and the IASP Special Interest Group on NeuromodulationNovember 11-12, 2017Oxford, United Kingdomnsukiasmoxford2017.com Resources IASP members can use the online Membership Directory to locate contact information for the SIG officers. Members of the general public should contact IASP at IASPdesk@iasp-pain.org with inquiries about the SIG. SIG Meetings Join Today! About SIGs Officers Executive CommitteeChair: Sam Eldabe (UK)Past Chair: Volker Tronnier (Germany)Secretary: John Markmann (USA)Treasurer: Armando Villareal (USA) IASP Council LiaisonTBD Benefits of Membership Interested in joining a SIG? Become an IASP member! Learn about the many benefits of IASP membership. Learn More