PhD projects

The Pain Relief Foundation (PRF) provides grants to fund research on the mechanisms or relief of human chronic pain. Some of the projects listed below were funded by the PRF. 

Current PhD students, and the names of their projects, are listed below: 

Name

Email Address

Project Title

Supervisor

Department

Marie Shorrock

marie.Shorrock@liverpool.ac.uk

Perceptual and associative learning of pain

Christopher Brown, Nick Fallon, Andrej Stancak

Psychological Sciences, University of Liverpool

Eleanor Brian

Eleanor.Brian@liverpool.ac.uk

Central nociceptive plasticity in chronic pain

Christopher Brown, Andrej Stancak

Psychological Sciences, University of Liverpool

Hanaa Alonezi

H.Alonezi@liverpool.ac.uk

Cerebral mechanisms of mindfulness for chronic pain

Christopher Brown, Nick Fallon

Psychological Sciences, University of Liverpool

Danielle Hewitt

d.hewitt@liverpool.ac.uk

Neural predictors of therapeutic success of spinal cord stimulation in neuropathic pain patients

Dr Andrej Stancak

Department of Psychological Sciences, University of Liverpool

                Jamie Burgess

 

 

 

jamie.burgess@liverpool.ac.uk

Defining Small Fibre Neuropathy & Neuropathic Pain in Idiopathic Fibre Neuropathy & Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropath

Dr. Uazman Alam, Dr. Andrew Marshall, Dr. Bernhard Frank, Prof. Stephen Kaye and Dr. Simon Keller

 

 Aging and Chronic Disease

 

Richard Berwick

berwick.rj@gmail.com

Autoimmune Phenotyping in Fibromyalgia

Prof Andreas Goebel

Department of Molecular and Clinical Pharmacology, Institute of Translational Medicine, University of Liverpool 

Adarsh Makdani

a.makdani@ljmu.ac.uk

Developing an opioid intervention for chronic non-cancer pain patients in primary care

Prof Francis McGlone Dr Susannah Walker Dr David Moore

Natural Science and Psychology, LJMU.

Rebecca Horst-Atkinson

R.S.HortAtkinson@2012.ljmu.ac.uk

Chronic Pelvic Pain and Persistent Post-Surgical Pain: A Mindfulness-Based Intervention

Dr Peter Malinowski, Dr Helen Poole, Laura Mirams

Natural Science and Psychology, LJMU.

Harvery Neiland 

hlhneila@liverpool.ac.uk

CRPS serum-IgG binding to rodent dorsal root ganglia (DRG tissue and cells) and analysis of DRG inflammation

Prof Andreas Goebel

Department of Molecular and Clinical Pharmacology, Institute of Translational Medicine, University of Liverpool

 If you are a current PhD student, or have a project you wish to advertise, please contact R.mountford@liverpool.ac.uk