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Last Day to Apply: Pain Research Forum Editorial Board Applications Due

Fri, Jul 25

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The Pain Research Forum (PRF), a IASP program, is currently recruiting up to 20 new Editorial Board (EB) members to support the relaunch of the platform and its expanded mission.

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Jul 25, 2025, 7:00 PM

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ABOUT THE EVENT

The Pain Research Forum (PRF), a program of the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP), is currently recruiting up to 20 new Editorial Board (EB) members to support the relaunch of the platform and its expanded mission.


With a new interactive website launching in June 2025, PRF will continue to share cutting-edge research and foster collaboration across the IASP global community. Our goal is to accelerate the translation of research into effective treatments for pain by creating a hub for engagement, discussion, and knowledge exchange.


About the PRF Editorial Board

·      PRF Editorial Board members are responsible for:

o   Producing and overseeing content such as:

o   Papers of the Week and Editor’s picks.


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