Dr.
Stone received her PhD at the University of
Minnesota in 1999. As a post-doctoral trainee at the
Oregon Health and Sciences University (OHSU), she
was the first recipient of the John J. Bonica
Post-Doctoral Training Fellowship from the
International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP).
Following a brief interlude in biotechnology, she
returned to academia in 2002. Since that time she
has received two NIH R21 grants and a CIHR operating
grant as Principal Investigator. Dr. Stone is an
inventor on 7 patents, has co-authored 20
manuscripts and has been recognized for Early Career
Scholarship by the American Pain Society (John C.
Liebeskind Early Career Scholar Award 2006). Dr.
Stone recently joined the Faculty of Dentistry at
McGill University in Jan 2007.
Magali Millecamps - PhD, Post-doctoral
research fellow
Research interests: Understand the relationship
between chronic pain and quality of life. I'm
particularly interested in developing animal models
based on well-being behaviors, which will be more
relevant to assess parameter of quality of life, and
so will be more predictable of the clinical efficacy
of analgesics than current nociceptive tests.
Dr.
Stone received her PhD at the University of
Minnesota in 1999. As a post-doctoral trainee at the
Oregon Health and Sciences University (OHSU), she
was the first recipient of the John J. Bonica
Post-Doctoral Training Fellowship from the
International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP).
Following a brief interlude in biotechnology, she
returned to academia in 2002. Since that time she
has received two NIH R21 grants and a CIHR operating
grant as Principal Investigator. Dr. Stone is an
inventor on 7 patents, has co-authored 20
manuscripts and has been recognized for Early Career
Scholarship by the American Pain Society (John C.
Liebeskind Early Career Scholar Award 2006). Dr.
Stone recently joined the Faculty of Dentistry at
McGill University in Jan 2007.