Symposium · 2–4 November 2026
Annual meeting 2026
Opening evening at Copenhagen's Planetarium, international keynote speakers, NAD Research Column Symposia and poster sessions. The tentative programme is now available.
Education, training and networking. NAD educates the neuroscientists of the future and connects research groups across Denmark.
793 researchers · 357 laboratories · 23 institutions
NAD Annual Meeting 2026
2–4 November 2026 in Copenhagen: the Planetarium on Monday, Scandic Falkoner on Tuesday and Wednesday. Keynotes, research symposia and posters — register with a poster, and PIs are welcome to bring one about their lab.
Courses, symposia and meetings arranged by NAD.
Symposium · 2–4 November 2026
Opening evening at Copenhagen's Planetarium, international keynote speakers, NAD Research Column Symposia and poster sessions. The tentative programme is now available.
Symposium · 23–24 November 2026
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PhD course · 8–12 March 2027
The Neurobiology of High Cognitive Functions
News · August 24, 2026
With a focus on the role of brain barriers and fluid dynamics in headache and migraine disorders, the NAD Translational Workshop took place August 10-13 and featured local and international speakers from…
News · August 17, 2026
Applications for NAD’s 16 fully funded PhD fellowships have now closed. We would like to thank the many talented neuroscientists who have applied, and we look forward to reviewing your excellent applications!…
News · April 20, 2026
Apart from overseeing and representing the seven thematic NAD Research Columns, speakers are expected to organise a mini-symposium at the NAD Annual Meeting and are given opportunities to facilitate other column events…

NAD Network is the online home of Danish neuroscience: a directory of the people, the laboratories and the institutions, with the tools to find and reach them. Search by research topic, technique, model organism, disease area or institution; browse the seven Research Columns; look up which laboratories host NAD PhD Fellows; and see what the community has published. Free to join with your ORCID iD.

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