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If you are at SASP 2022 in Copenhagen, don't miss out on the posters and talk from Body Pain Perception Lab trainees @dralexmitchell, Camila Sardeto, Rebecca A. Boehme and Jesper Fischer Ehmsen!

Today BPP lab memebers Camila Sardeto @RebeccaABoehme and @dralexmitchell are presenting their posters at SASP 🔥❄️

📄 New Body Pain Perception Lab preprint 👀! In more than 250 individuals, we investigated the link between mental health and sensitivity to acute thermal pain 🌡️😣. Check out our thread 🧵👇 for surprising findings, as well as links to all study materials and code! osf.io/preprints/psya…

Ignacio Rebollo While many believe being ‘more in tune with your body’ improves mental health, we surprisingly found the opposite: worse mental health (higher anxiety, depression, stress, fatigue & reduced well-being)—with stronger stomach-brain connections.

It's that time of year again! Catch me tomorrow (Monday) at 17:45 in Hall D2 giving a talk on behalf of Micah G. Allen on #interoception🧠🫁 And find my poster #927 at poster sessions on Mon/Tue, with prelim findings from my recent MEG-NA study🤩OHBM #ohbm2024

This Friday I will be presenting some of my PhD research at FENS on mechanisms underlying thermosensation and how computational modeling can help us understand these better. Do come by the poster if you’re here 🧠🔥🥶

Come hear about stomach brain coupling and mental health at #FENS2024!

The BPP team is in Amsterdam for IASP! Curious about how computational modeling can help us understand pain perception? Come say hello and let's chat about drift diffusion modeling, test-retest in pain learning, population encoding of temperature and pain, and much more! #WC2024

First up this afternoon, Camilla and Arthur! They’re happy to tell you about evidence accumulation, reversal learning, the volatile Kalman filter, & how we used them to learn more about spatial aspects of pain perception and how we form expectations of pain! Posters #135 & #493