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Contribution of bioinformatics to pain management therapeutic strategies

Get started with bioinformatics to model drug target interactions and predict toxicity

Map molecular targets simulate risk scenarios and analyze therapeutic protocols

Format: In-person

Duration: 3 days

Dates: July 15, 16, 17 2026

Price: €2,250 (excluding tax)*

Registration deadline: June 8, 2026

Objective: provide an integrated understanding of pain-centered therapeutic approaches combined with an introduction to bioinformatics for modeling drug target interactions and predicting toxicity in compliance with regulations and enable the design analysis and optimization of therapeutic strategies based on recent computational methods

Target audience: healthcare professionals, researchers, academic researchers, PhD students, biotechnology/pharmacology engineers, and stakeholders in therapeutic development interested in digital approaches in pharmacology

Prerequisites: basic knowledge of cell and molecular biology, familiarity with digital tools (an asset but not essential)

* Preferential rates available from 2 learners / company, please contact us for details

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Topics

  • Pharmacodynamic basis of pain treatments
  • Biological targets involved in pain pathways (receptors, enzymes, etc.)
  • Study of the mechanisms of action of analgesic molecules
  • Introduction to bioinformatics tools applied to pharmacology
  • Molecular modeling: ligand–receptor docking
  • Bioinformatics applied to toxicity prediction and optimization of therapeutic molecules
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Teaching Methods

  • Theoretical contribution
  • Putting it into practice
  • Course materials
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Teaching resources

  • Classrooms equipped for video projection
  • Access to online platforms (PubChem, RCSB PDB, etc.)
  • Computer labs (docking and prediction software available as open-access or restricted to teaching use)
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Assessment Criteria

  • Ongoing through exercises
  • Post-training Assessment Quiz
  • Presentation of a therapeutic case study