Facilities

The PaIN Lab

Welcome to our collaborative hub, where science meets creativity.
This is where our team gathers to brainstorm fresh ideas,

dive into data, and push boundaries in Chronic Pain research.

Our Quantitative Sensory Testing (QST) rooms are

optimized for standardized assessment of

somatosensory function.

Equipped with thermal stimulators, pressure algometers,

and mechanical testing tools, they enable precise

measurement of sensory thresholds critical to pain research.

Our lab is equipped with advanced QST devices

that help us measure how individuals perceive

different types of sensory stimuli such as

pressure, temperature, sound, vision and vibration.

These tools allow us to assess pain thresholds,

and explore individual variations in pain perception.

A space dedicated for designing and testing

Quantitative Sensory Testing (QST) devices developed in

collaboration with the Uncommon Sense Lab at Georgia Tech and the Harper Pain Lab at Emory School of Medicine.

Blending engineering and neuroscience to decode pain and learn more about the Uncommon Sense Lab!