Our Mission
BonePain II is a European training network to promote frontline research, innovation and education within bone pain.

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Virtual Mid-Term Check and First Annual Meeting
Our beneficiaries and early stage researchers got together with the Project Officer from the European Research Agency (REA).

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BonePain II at the 3rd Danish Bone Research Workshop
Two of our Early Stage Researchers represented the BonePainII network together with their supervisor, Anne-Marie Heegaard, at the 3rd Danish Bone Research Workshop.

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BONEPAIN II KICKOFF IN LONDON
The BonePain II Network met in London 19-20 September 2020 for the Kick-Off meeting, where the selected candidates had the chance to meet the BonePainII supervisors and each other.

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THE NETWORK

The BonePain Network encompasses 8 academic beneficiaries, 3 industrial beneficiaries and 1 industrial partner, all committed to creating an outstanding training program for early stages researchers to elucidate the mechanisms of bone pain and develop new medicines.

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MEET OUR STUDENTS

We train independent, creative and innovative scientists by providing cutting-edge knowledge and a broad range of frontline scientific and transferable skills that make our PhD students top candidates across Europe for positions in the academic and non-academic sector.

EVENTS

The BonePain Network holds a series of network wide training events where beneficiaries, ESRs, partners and invited speakers will discuss the progress of the programme, meet one another and form collaborations and offer training courses on specific topics to the ESRs.

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Recent News

BonePainII “Feel the Pain” Outreach Event – a popular pain booth at the Culture Night 2022 in Copenhagen
November 9, 2022
Two PhD students from the BonePainII network participated in the Culture Night in Copenhagen on 14 October 2022. The Culture …Read More
BonePainII PhD student wins price for the best oral presentation
October 18, 2022
A BonePainII PhD student, Chelsea Hopkins, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, won the prize for the best oral presentation at the …Read More
Dr Kirsty Bannister receives IASP Patrick D. Wall Young Investigator Prize for Basic Science
October 17, 2022
Dr Kirsty Bannister, Associate Professor at King’s College London in the UK and member of the BonePainII network received the …Read More

WE ARE PROUDLY FUNDED BY

The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement No 814244.