Aske Hostrup Graversen

Aske Hostrup Graversen is a PhD Fellow at the Department of Health Science and Technology within the Faculty of Medicine at Aalborg University, affiliated with the Pain and Motor System Plasticity Center for Neuroplasticity and Pain (CNAP) in Gistrup, Denmark. His research focuses on experimental pain mechanisms and neuroplasticity, utilizing quantitative sensory testing methodologies.

His primary research interests include Pain Research, Neuroscience, and Sleep Medicine, with specific expertise in Quantitative Sensory Testing and Shoulder Pain models. He investigates how sleep disruption modulates experimental pain responses in healthy populations, contributing to novel experimental frameworks for pain studies.

His 2025 conference abstract presented at the European Pain Federation EFIC Congress analyzes sleep-pain interactions using shoulder pain models, revealing significant implications for understanding chronic pain comorbidities with mental health disorders. This work establishes foundational methodologies for future experimental pain research.

As a PhD Fellow, Graversen operates under fellowship funding without formal advisees. His research is conducted within the CNAP collaborative environment, working alongside senior researchers including L. Arendt-Nielsen and K.K.-S. Petersen.

He maintains active research infrastructure through the Pain and Motor System Plasticity group at CNAP, utilizing specialized laboratories for quantitative sensory testing and experimental pain induction in controlled clinical settings.