The Grünenthal Foundation’s Painless Newsletter spoke on its last number about the exhaustive and meticulous work that we do at the Observatory of Pain. A project that has already added several years and a lot of relevant data that is run by Dr. Inmaculada Failce, the one in charge to tell the readers about the work that we do at the Observatory and our goals in short, mid and long-term.
On 6 October, coinciding with the opening of the 2022/2023 academic year, the Extraordinary Doctorate Prizes were awarded. This prize, which is awarded annually to
At the beginning of June, the American Taylor Yates, a student at the University of Tennessee (Chattanooga), joined the Observatory of Pain team thanks to
Last April, our colleague and researcher Jenifer Palomo travelled to the Dutch city of Nimega (Nijmegen) to start the international stay that will allow her
The director of the Observatory of Pain, Inmaculada Failde, has been recognized for her dedication and contribution to scientific research at the ‘Pioneras en la
On 6 October, coinciding with the opening of the 2022/2023 academic year, the Extraordinary Doctorate Prizes were awarded. This prize, which is awarded annually to
At the beginning of June, the American Taylor Yates, a student at the University of Tennessee (Chattanooga), joined the Observatory of Pain team thanks to
Last April, our colleague and researcher Jenifer Palomo travelled to the Dutch city of Nimega (Nijmegen) to start the international stay that will allow her
