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Simran has been working in the lab for the past three years as an undergraduate researcher studying serum-based biomarkers for chronic pain development after trauma in our human cohort studies. She has decided to pursue her PhD at UGA where she will study neurodegeneration. Simran graduates from UNC with a...

Meghna has been working in the lab for the past two years as an undergraduate researcher on projects ranging from testing progesterone expression in rats to helping to analyze RNA sequencing data from our rodent model of chronic posttraumatic pain. After deliberating between UNC and Johns Hopkins’ programs in public...

Dr. Linnstaedt presented a Seminar at Duke’s Center for Translational Pain Medicine monthly speaker series on April 25th.  

Dr. McKibben attended the annual NIH HEAL (Help End Addiction Long-term) meeting last week in Bethesda, Maryland. While there she presented two of our lab’s posters, one focused on RNA expression signatures following stress exposure and the other focused on her work examining early life adversity and mechanisms through which...

The Linnstaedt Lab received an NIH project grant (R01) from NIAMS to fund a five-year project aiming to identify sex-dependent microRNA-mediated pathways to chronic musculoskeletal pain development following trauma.