Blogs

The NAPS Effect – Marimée Godbout-Parent
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Anticipation – Madelene Faye
What Is That? – Morgan MacNeil
Make the Most of Your Time – Rima El-Sayed
The Summer of Jamie – Jamie Moffa
Careers Don’t Have to Be Linear – Marimée Godbout-Parent
How the West Has Won (over the Crowd, Not the Stanley Cup) – Madelene Faye
Run Screaming to the Fire – Morgan MacNeil
Fireflies – Rima El-Sayed
A Harder Pill to Swallow – Jamie Moffa
NAPSLAND – Marimée Godbout-Parent
Humbling Highlights – Madelene Faye
Connections and Capsaicin – Morgan MacNeil
NAPS Knowledge – Rima El-Sayed
Scientific Disinformation: Prevention, Treatment, or Cure? – Jamie Moffa
The Calm after the Storm – Marimée Godbout-Parent
“To Pain School, Thanks for Everything! Madelene Ho” – Madelene Faye
Baby Boat Grad – Morgan MacNeil
Turbulent Safety – Rima El-Sayed
My People – Jamie Moffa

Close to Home, Away from Home – Lindsay Ejoh
A Damsel’s Tale – Bukola Ibitoye
United by Our Common Goal – Emily Mills
Expecting the Unexpected – Dario Pfyffer
I’m an Engineer, Not a Neuroscientist! – Taylor Yeater
Do Y’all Have Any Specific Questions? – Lindsay Ejoh
I Believe You – Bukola Ibitoye
Powers and Perils – Emily Mills
It’s (Not) All About the Presentation – Dario Pfyffer
The Old Taylor Can’t Come to the Phone Right Now…. – Taylor Yeater
Striking a Balance in Pain Management – Lindsay Ejoh
From Virtual Reality to BoriZafi – Bukola Ibitoye
Shared Goals – Emily Mills
From Participants to Partners: A Painfully Needed Revolution – Dario Pfyffer
Today, I Did Something Brave – Taylor Yeater
Pain Is the Problem – Lindsay Ejoh
Pain, Not Color – Bukola Ibitoye
Shifting Perspectives – Emily Mills
Science Communication about Science Communication – Dario Pfyffer
Can You Explain Your Research in Five Seconds? – Taylor Yeater
Recovering from Rejection – Lindsay Ejoh
NAPS Adjectives – Bukola Ibitoye
A NAPS Graduate Testimonial – Emily Mills
The NAPS Path – Dario Pfyffer
NAPS Has Your Back – Taylor Yeater

New beginnings – Jessica Archibald
Attending NAPS: Post-Pandemic – Joseph Lesnak
After Two Years – IT’S FINALLY HAPPENING! – Don Daniel Ocay
Controversy and White-Water Rafting: Hello NAPS! – Danielle Perro
Channeling My “Inner Sponge” Before NAPS – Feni Kadakia
Test at Your Desk – Jessica Archibald
Come for the Science, Stay for the NAPSters – Joseph Lesnak
It Takes a NAPS Village – Don Daniel Ocay
Day 1 at NAPS: A Tale of Nostalgia, Publishing, and Perseverance – Danielle Perro
Preclinical Research Mistakes Have Been Made, But It’s Not Too Late! – Feni Kadakia
A World Without Peer Review? – Jessica Archibald
Sodium Channel Blockers and Patient Partners: Day 2 at NAPS – Joseph Lesnak
What Happens Behind Closed Doors…. – Don Daniel Ocay
A Thank You Letter to our Patient Partners at NAPS – Danielle Perro
Pain Does Not Define Us – Feni Kadakia
At NAPS, We Have Been Filling the GAPS – Jessica Archibald
Get to the Point – Joseph Lesnak
Thesis in Five Seconds?! – Don Daniel Ocay
Controversy and PowerPoint: An Interactive Day of Science Communication – Danielle Perro
Don’t “Dumb It Down” – Feni Kadakia
The Life Changing Magic of NAPS – Jessica Archibald
Rafting and Reflection – Joseph Lesnak
NAPS – A to Z – Don Daniel Ocay
A Week of Delicacies, Controversies, and Polenta – Danielle Perro
Officially a NAPS Graduate! – Feni Kadakia

The Train to Pain Is Mainly in the Brain (by NAPS, We Got It!) – Biafra Ahanonu
NAPS Rock! – Sarasa Tohyama
Now That I’ve Recovered from My Post-NAPS Nap…. – Kyle Vader
The Top Four Reasons Why You Should Apply for NAPS 2020 (and Be a PRF Correspondent) – Andy Tay
From a Feeble Tweet to a Mighty Caw – Catherine Paré
An All-Around Professional and Personal Development Experience – Titilola ‘Lola’ Akintola
Pain Testing in Humans (Is Quite Painful!) – Sarasa Tohyama
Science Communication Lessons – Titilola ‘Lola’ Akintola
Speaking and Writing About Your Science … IT MATTERS! – Kyle Vader
A call to action – Catherine Paré
What’s the Deal with Having Patient Partners in Scientific Meetings? – Andy Tay
Writing About Your Research for the Public: “Pain in the Brain” Edition – Biafra Ahanonu
Pain Treatment During the Opioid Crisis – Titilola ‘Lola’ Akintola
How to Be a Good (Pain) Trainee in Five Steps or Less! – Catherine Paré
Pain Assessment in Research Versus Clinical Practice: A Disconnect – Sarasa Tohyama
“Well, This Is Quite a Pickle” – Kyle Vader
Calling All NAPSters: Preprints to Accelerate Pain Research! – Andy Tay
The Origin of Pain Researchers – Biafra Ahanonu
On the Nature of Chocolate Mousse – Catherine Paré
Trainee Talks Were a Highlight of the First Full Day of NAPS – Sarasa Tohyama
The Vast and Diverse Field of Pain Research – Titilola ‘Lola’ Akintola
Yoga, Pain Science & Tweeting … OH MY! – Kyle Vader
Pain Is Complex: Here’s How Engineers Can Help – Andy Tay
Lost and Found – Catherine Paré
Moving My Research Forward With the Help of NAPS – Andy Tay
NAPS 2019 … Here We Come!!! – Kyle Vader
Ready to Be a NAPSter – Titilola “Lola” Akintola
Summer Camp for Adults Studying Pain?!? Sign Me Up! – Sarasa Tohyama
The Spiritual, Societal, and Historical Milieu Influencing Pain Perception – Biafra Ahanonu