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Submission for Hands-On Workshops Proposals for the 2026 World Congress on Pain Due

Fri, Aug 01

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Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition

This is an excellent chance to contribute to the world’s premier meeting dedicated to pain and develop some of the first programming attendees will experience. Share your expertise and make a global impact, submit a Hands-On Workshop proposal by 1 August.


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TIME & LOCATION

Aug 01, 2025, 5:00 PM

Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition, 88 Debaratna Rd, Khwaeng Bang Na, Khet Bang Na, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10260, Thailand

ABOUT THE EVENT

IASP’s World Congress on Pain is the largest global gathering of pain professionals, bringing together thousands of scientists, clinicians, and healthcare providers from around the world and across pain disciplines.  


IASP will host the 2026 World Congress on Pain, 26 – 30 October in Bangkok, Thailand, at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre.

To kick off World Congress planning, IASP is now accepting submissions of Hands-on Workshop proposals to take place 26 October as part of the Pre-Congress Day. These sessions are intended to provide attendees with practical experience using the latest methods, devices, and equipment in pain research and care. 


This is an excellent chance to contribute to the world’s premier meeting dedicated to pain and develop some of the first programming attendees will experience. Share your expertise and make a global impact, submit aHands-On Workshop proposal by 1 August.


Submission Deadline: 1 August

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