Thanks for your patience folks. PainAdelaide 2013 is now open for registrations. We have had to adjust the price slightly – it is $100 full registration and $65 for full time students (only 40 student places available), and you have the opportunity to pay a bit more if you earn big bucks or you think the programme is just too good to accept at this rock-bottom price.

The programme is jam-packed with quality and diversity. We have four international speakers. We have clinicians and scientists. We have a room that will only hold 150 people, so get in fast.  Click here for the PainAdelaide2013 Program. Click here for the Registration Form - it is a PDF so you will need to fill it out and email or fax or mail it back. First in best dressed.

ARE YOU A CYCLIST? Why not come a day early and join 700 other cyclists in UniSA’s Ride for Pain, including the option of taking on the True King of the Mountain on Corkscrew Road, an Iconic Australian Ascent? Click here for info and registration.

INTERESTED IN SPONSORING OR HAVING A STALL AT PAINADELAIDE 2013?  If you would like to sponsor the meeting, or have a stall, and your objectives align with ours, then please email [email protected]

PainAdelaide is an interdisciplinary cross-institution collaborative initiative to develop a synergistic and highly-visible pain research community in Adelaide. What does this mean? Well, Adelaide’s three Universities – UniSA, Adelaide & Flinders – all have world class pain researchers doing world class work.

The objectives of PainAdelaide are to improve the quality and impact of pain research and clinical practice in South Australia, and by so-doing, across Australia and abroad. We will do this by:

• bringing high quality researchers together, to act as ‘cortical prostheses’ for each other, to exploit the unique contributions and intellectual diversity of Adelaide’s Universities, and to facilitate collaboration on interdisciplinary projects;
• developing a visible pain-focussed presence in Adelaide;
• directly engaging with, and developing ongoing constructive relationships with, Adelaide’s high quality pain clinicians;
• fostering a collaborative spirit of intellectual curiosity between researchers, clinicians, stake holders and consumers;
• confirming and extending Adelaide’s long-standing reputation as a Centre of Excellence in pain research and treatment. 

PainAdelaide 2013 is our first meeting.