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Saad Nagi is an Associate Professor and translational scientist at Linköping University, specializing in human somatosensation, particularly the peripheral nervous system's role in acute and persistent pain. His research involves microneurography and psychophysical approaches to study pain mechanisms. With extensive expertise in experimental pain models, he has significantly contributed to pharmacological trials and functional MRI studies examining nociceptive reflexes. His work has particularly focused on chronic pain conditions, including fibromyalgia and rare patient groups. Nagi's recent research activities have explored how the nervous system modulates pain perceptions linked to the activation of nociceptors. Over the years, he has received notable grants, including the IASP Early Career Research Grant. He has published over 20 peer-reviewed articles and delivered numerous conference talks, showcasing his impactful contributions to the field of pain research. Nagi is actively supervising PhD students and leading a lab focused on understanding the sensory mechanisms of pain.
Linköping University • Linköping, Sweden
Conducts research on human somatosensation with a focus on the peripheral nervous system and pain.
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