The Neurobiology of Grief International Network (NOGIN) brings together grief and loss researchers to foster collaboration and translate research into clinical impact

NOGIN 2024

Hear from investigators using human and animal models to study the neurobiology of grief and loss and discover information with high translational value.

 
NOGIN members

NOGIN investigators

Our diverse members are all leaders in the field of grief and loss research. Learn more here about their labs, their research and their trainees.

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Body perception and social touch preferences in times of grief
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Body perception and social touch preferences in times of grief
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Adam Enmalm and Rebecca Boehme found that people who recently lost a loved one experienced physical grief sensations mostly in their chest as well as stomach, head, and neck/throat — the same areas where the consoling effect of a hug was felt.

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