Thank You for Joining Us at INRC 2026, July 13 - 16th

On behalf of the INRC Executive Committee and Organizing Committee, we would like to thank everyone who joined us for the International Narcotics Research Conference 2026 in Denver, Colorado.

The success of INRC is made possible by the enthusiasm, expertise, and engagement of our community. We are grateful to all of our speakers, poster presenters, trainees, attendees, session chairs, sponsors, exhibitors, volunteers, and staff for their contributions throughout the meeting.

Over four days, we had the opportunity to share exciting new discoveries, exchange ideas across disciplines, foster new collaborations, and support the next generation of scientists. These interactions are what continue to make INRC a unique and valuable forum for advancing research in pain, addiction, opioids, and related fields.

We hope you found the meeting scientifically rewarding, professionally enriching, and personally enjoyable. Your participation and commitment to open scientific exchange are what keep our community strong.

As we conclude another successful meeting, we are already looking ahead to the next chapter. We are delighted to invite you to INRC 2027, which will take place in Tokyo, Japan, from June 30 to July 4, 2027. We look forward to welcoming both returning and first-time attendees for another exciting scientific program and the opportunity to connect with colleagues from around the world. Be sure to mark your calendars, and share this opportunity with collaborators and friends—we hope to see you in Tokyo next summer!

Thank you once again for being part of INRC 2026.

The INRC 2026 Executive Committee & Organizing Committee

You can still download our PDF version of the full INRC2026 program here 

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.