Abstract La douleur est une expérience sensorielle et émotionnelle désagréable, liée à une lésion réelle ou potentielle. Elle résulte de l’activation de neurones spécialisés, les nocicepteurs, qui transforment des stimuli thermiques, chimiques ou mécaniques en signaux électriques. Ce processus…
The event brought together outstanding speakers and a rich diversity of perspectives, spanning sociology, clinical research, and preclinical neuroscience.
Les mécanismes qui conduisent à l’addiction sont pernicieux, car les substances incriminées parviennent à détourner durablement des circuits neuronaux qui nous sont vitaux, à commencer par le fameux circuit de la récompense. Dès lors, reprendre le contrôle face à un trouble lié à l’usage d'opioïdes,…
Take part in a neuroscience study aiming to evaluate the link between very preterm birth, empathy, and the cognitive and emotional aspects associated with pain.
The French Pain Research Network Symposium took place on March 26th & 27th, 2026 in Strasbourg. The event gathered 171 participants, including researchers, clinicians, early-career scientists and students, fostering discussions on the latest advances in pain research. The symposium provided a…
Take part in neuroscience research on cognitive function & motivation in people suffering from chronic back pain.
See below the recently published article : a review to synthesise evidence from populations with chronicpain on the relationships among ACEs, psycho-emotional disorders, pain cognitions/interpretations, and quality of life. Childhood adversity has detrimental effects on patients’ psycho-emotional…
As part of the “PIA - Pain in the Arts” course at the European People's University, first-year master's students in “Interdisciplinary Training in Neuroscience and Pain” had the opportunity to hear testimonials from chronic pain patients and interact with them. This was an opportunity to better…
How can we better understand and relieve pain in newborns? What if the answer lay in a multidisciplinary approach?
Objective: the study aimed to translate and validate the French version of the Pain Resilience Scale (PRS) that was initially created and validated within English-speaking populations.
Mélanie Kremer, an EURIDOL researcher working in the CNRS group of Dr. Ipek Yalcin, was recently invited to appear on 36.9° to talk about the influence of hormones on our bodies and behavior.
It is our pleasure to congratulate those who have successfully defended their doctoral theses, marking an important milestone in their scientific careers!
EURIDOL celebrates the successes of its students: Clémence Denis was recently recognized for the quality of her scientific work at a congress!
Her work on chronic pain and anxiety-depression disorders earned her the Brixham Foundation Award.
This call for projects concerns research support (€10,000) for teams associated with EURIDOL.
Congratulations to Ipek Yalcin and Michel Barrot, team EURIDOL - Graduate School of Pain for the prize which rewards their remarkable work to understand the mechanisms of the anxiodepressive consequences of chronic pain and the mechanism of analgesic action of certain antidepressants. Discoveries…
One long episode and several short episodes about pain to watch!
The MUSTELA foundation awarded this research grant to Elodie for her research project devoted to “analgesia for premature newborns by maternal interventions during venous sampling: effectiveness, experience of parents and caregivers (Premamandol study)”
Euridol was present at the SFETD annual meeting in Lille ! (27-29 november 2024)
The Symposium Francophone de la Recherche sur la Douleur was held this year in Quebec City in October 2024. Numerous researchers presented their work, including EURIDOL researchers (Frederic Simonin, Meggane Melchior ,Dominique Massotte Ipek Yalcin)
