Chronic pain is a persistent pain lasting longer than three months, and it affects one in five adults in Europe. Chronic pain negatively impacts a person’s quality of life due to physical limitations, emotional distress, and reduced ability to perform daily activities. With the support of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the FRESCO4NoPain project aims to address the lack of non-pharmacological treatments for chronic pain. The working hypothesis is that chronic pain is caused by maladaptive brain oscillatory activity, proposing neuromodulation as a treatment strategy. The project will train doctoral candidates in interdisciplinary and research skills to advance scientific understanding of brain mechanisms in chronic pain.