Siri Leknes
@sirileknes.bsky.social
Professor, LAB lab, University of Oslo 🇳🇴
Pleasure, pain, stress, reward. Opioids.
Affective Brains.
Currently on sabbatical @anatajadura’s lab in Madrid
Twin mum.
www.affectivebrains.com
Pleasure, pain, stress, reward. Opioids.
Affective Brains.
Currently on sabbatical @anatajadura’s lab in Madrid
Twin mum.
www.affectivebrains.com
My former colleague Mike Lee studied the very rare pregnant women who declined all pain relief in the UK. A mutation protecting against stretch related pain was overrepresented in the minority that declined all pain relief 😅
(so definitely slightly different cultural context than Norway)
(so definitely slightly different cultural context than Norway)
November 25, 2025 at 3:01 PM
My former colleague Mike Lee studied the very rare pregnant women who declined all pain relief in the UK. A mutation protecting against stretch related pain was overrepresented in the minority that declined all pain relief 😅
(so definitely slightly different cultural context than Norway)
(so definitely slightly different cultural context than Norway)
Shoot, sorry to have missed it!
November 11, 2025 at 12:58 PM
Shoot, sorry to have missed it!
@christianbuchel.bsky.social congrats on the paper
what’s your prediction re non-opioid treated chronic pain patients, would they show similar patterns in the task?
what’s your prediction re non-opioid treated chronic pain patients, would they show similar patterns in the task?
November 11, 2025 at 7:51 AM
@christianbuchel.bsky.social congrats on the paper
what’s your prediction re non-opioid treated chronic pain patients, would they show similar patterns in the task?
what’s your prediction re non-opioid treated chronic pain patients, would they show similar patterns in the task?
Reposted by Siri Leknes
Another key aspect of stopping the new information tech (radio) from ruining democracy 100 years ago was gov’t regulation.
Amongst many other regulatory tools, we regulated radio ownership. We also created public media to serve the public interest. The BBC came from the same motivation.
Amongst many other regulatory tools, we regulated radio ownership. We also created public media to serve the public interest. The BBC came from the same motivation.
November 9, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Another key aspect of stopping the new information tech (radio) from ruining democracy 100 years ago was gov’t regulation.
Amongst many other regulatory tools, we regulated radio ownership. We also created public media to serve the public interest. The BBC came from the same motivation.
Amongst many other regulatory tools, we regulated radio ownership. We also created public media to serve the public interest. The BBC came from the same motivation.
@koenvervaeke.bsky.social @deopandey.bsky.social @osmangani.bsky.social
Looks like my first tags didn’t work somehow
Looking forward to doing this huge project together 🧠🐁🧫🧪📈
Looks like my first tags didn’t work somehow
Looking forward to doing this huge project together 🧠🐁🧫🧪📈
November 5, 2025 at 6:01 PM
@koenvervaeke.bsky.social @deopandey.bsky.social @osmangani.bsky.social
Looks like my first tags didn’t work somehow
Looking forward to doing this huge project together 🧠🐁🧫🧪📈
Looks like my first tags didn’t work somehow
Looking forward to doing this huge project together 🧠🐁🧫🧪📈
You still need a really big problem/challenge for context (eg chronic pain) but keep it brief, one sentence
before defining the REAL PROBLEM, ie the specific challenge/gap you can actually fix (eg tackling heterogeneity in treatment responses with N-of1-1/ single case experimental designs)
before defining the REAL PROBLEM, ie the specific challenge/gap you can actually fix (eg tackling heterogeneity in treatment responses with N-of1-1/ single case experimental designs)
a woman in a red dress is holding a microphone and screaming .
ALT: a woman in a red dress is holding a microphone and screaming .
media.tenor.com
October 15, 2025 at 4:53 PM
You still need a really big problem/challenge for context (eg chronic pain) but keep it brief, one sentence
before defining the REAL PROBLEM, ie the specific challenge/gap you can actually fix (eg tackling heterogeneity in treatment responses with N-of1-1/ single case experimental designs)
before defining the REAL PROBLEM, ie the specific challenge/gap you can actually fix (eg tackling heterogeneity in treatment responses with N-of1-1/ single case experimental designs)