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Each year, IASP is proud to honor individuals who have made outstanding contributions in pain-related fields with Honorary Membership. Honorary Membership provides access to all IASP member benefits and free registration to […]
Learn More >Anna Hood, PhD, is the recipient of the Ulf Lindblom Young Investigator Prize for Clinical Science. This prize honors an individual who has achieved a high level of independence as […]
Learn More >A Letter from PAIN Reports Editor-in-Chief David Yarnitsky, MD Dear Friends, Colleagues, and Contributors: As we begin 2024, I am happy and honored to write this letter about the state of […]
Learn More >IASP leadership and staff are excited to announce and welcome Steven Gardiner as Chief Executive Officer for the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP). IASP is the leading […]
Learn More >The International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) is seeking applications from members, including those in early/mid-career stages and from people with lived experience of pain, to join the […]
Learn More >The PRF-ISPP 2023 Correspondents Program is a unique scientific communication training program that provides early-career pain investigators – including undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers – with the knowledge, […]
Learn More >The PRF-ISPP 2023 Correspondents Program is a unique scientific communication training program that provides early-career pain investigators – including undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers – with the knowledge, […]
Learn More >The Early Career Network (ECN) was created by the IASP Early Career Presidential Task Force and approved by the IASP Council with the support of Dr. Catherine Bushnell, IASP President […]
Learn More >Pain Reports, an official IASP publication, received its first impact factor of 4.8 in 2022 and now ranks as the number 2 journal dedicated to pain. An interdisciplinary journal dedicated […]
Learn More >The IASP Developing Countries Project: Initiative for Improving Pain Education provides grants of up to $10,000 that support improving pain education and practice in developing countries. The ideal applicant will […]
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