Sathish Kumar Singaravelu

My research at the University of Heidelberg advanced the understanding of pain mechanisms related to early adversity. • Established a link between early life adversity and spinal neuron sensitization, contributing to chronic low back pain. • Led a 4-year research program across 2 institutions, coordinating 4 collaborators, managing a €150K budget, and published two original peer-reviewed research articles as first author on schedule. • Presented findings at national and international conferenc

Ph.D. thesis title: Timing matters: the impact of repeated restraint stress-induced sensitization of dorsal horn neurons in an animal model of myofascial low back pain.

- Final grade: 1.9 - Main focus: Biomedicine, Bioinformatics und Statistics, Minimal Invasive Technique, Artificial Membranes - Master Thesis: Implementation of an Online Photometer system to measure the Sieving-Coefficient of proteins in an automated SK test stand filter - Research Project: How do

- Final Grade: 75 % (First Class with Distinction) - Main Focus: Human Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Physics, Biomechanics, Bio Materials and Artificial Organs. - Bachelor Thesis: Smart Care-Systems