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Bettega Lopes

Bettega Costa Lopes, PhD

Postdoctoral Researcher

Locations

  • Physiology
  • BSB 5730A

Contact Information

Education

PhD in Biological Sciences: Physiology, UFRGS, 2021
Master's in Biological Sciences: Physiology, UFRGS, 2014
Bachelor of Science, Porto Alegre Institute-IPA, 2011

Honors and Awards

2018: Oral Presentation Award, X International Symposium in Neuromodulation
2018: Federation of Societies in Experimental Biology Merit Award

Research Interests

Dr. Lopes is particularly interested in the relationship between interoceptive signaling and bladder pain, and how they are integrated, processed, conveyed, and perceived from the multiple levels of the central nervous system, including spinal cord and high brain centers.

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