The INRC 2024 (July 9th - 12th) will include a plenary lecture by Dr. Javier Gonzalez-Maeso, a Founders Lecture by Dr. Howard Fields, and the Young Investigator award presented by Dr. Lucia Hipolito. Download the full program here.

You can now register for the meeting. !! Benefit from Early fees Meeting Registration on or before June 1, 2024. Late registration will still be possible after June 1st, 2024 !!

Registration prices as follow : Regular $650 / Post Doc Researcher $400 / Graduate School Student $300 / Undergraduate Student  $250 / Non Member $800. To benefit from member discount, get your membership ($150 faculty, $50 PostDoc and Student) here.

You can also submit your Abstract for poster presentation

Instructions:

1. Submission deadline is April 26, 2024 (Friday, April 26th at 11:59 pm ET)

2. Abstract title is no more than 150 characters (not including the spaces).

3. Abstract text and any optional support/funding information, when combined, are no more than 350 words (not including spaces).

4. Abstracts should be comprised of the following sections and/or information:
a. Titles should be informative but concise, where relevant include how results were obtained primarily – in vivo/in vitro, method and species.
b. Author list: name of presenting author, co-authors, and affiliations
c. State the gap in knowledge. Clearly describe the problem you're addressing with your research. Provide a clear hypothesis or objective.
d. Provide concise methods. Include 1-4 sentences that provides sufficient information to put your results into context.
e. Results are the body of the abstract. Describe your data and support statements of “increase” or “decrease” with values and/or statistical analyses. This should be the largest section in your abstract.
f. Conclude with your interpretation of the significance of study. End with a sentence describing the significance of the study and what it means for your field. It is not sufficient to say: “the results will be discussed.”

5. All abstract submissions will be reviewed and must comply with the following criteria: scientific merit, technical quality, relevance, originality, and contains information as described above.

Please address questions and concerns regarding submissions to Emily Jutkiewicz, Organizing Committee Chair, at ejutkiew@umich.edu.

OUR MISSION  

The International Narcotics Research Conference (INRC) is an international forum for pre-clinical and clinical researchers to strengthen our knowledge of opioid pharmacology and function.  Our society provides the opportunity to share cutting edge and pioneering advancements related to all disciplines of opioid research. The INRC meetings are a platform for the design of evidence-based guidance for constructive use of opioids for pain management, and understanding of opioid misuse and abuse.