- What
- Workshop
- When
- 10–13 August 2026
- Where
- Online
By popular demand, NAD will livestream sessions from the NAD Translational Workshop: Brain Barriers, Fluid and Headache taking place August 10-13.
When signing up for the meeting, you will receive a link to the Zoom meeting room where all sessions will be streamed. You can attend any sessions of your interest.
Please keep your microphone muted while in the meeting room.
Programme
August 10
16:00-18:30: Session 1 – Brain Fluid and Barriers
Speakers: Professor Maiken Nedergaard (University of Copenhagen) and Associate Professor Dorian B. McGavern (National Institute of Health, USA)
August 11
9:00-12:30: Session 2 – Peripheral & Central Contributions to Cephalic Nociception
Speakers: Professor Gregory Dussor (University of Texas at Dallas, USA) & Dr. Kuan-Po Peng (University of Hamburg, Germany)
13:30- 15:15: Session 3 – Modern Tools and Innovation in Advanced Neuroscience
Speakers: Professor Steven Goldman (University of Copenhagen) & Assistant Professor Antonis Asiminas (University of Copenhagen)
15:45-18:30: Session 4 – Current Status: Open Science, Peer-Review and Publications
Speakers: Asger Væring Larsen and Rasmus Rindom Riise (Copenhagen University Library)
August 12
9:00-12:30: Session 5 – Brain Vasculature
Speakers: Associate Professor Dmitry Postnov (Aarhus University) & Professor Leif Østergaard (Aarhus University)
13:30-16:15: Session 6 – Cortical Spreading Depolarization
Speakers: Professor Martin Lauritzen (University of Copenhagen) & Professor Michael A. Moskowitz (Harvard Medical School & Massachusetts General Hospital, USA)
August 13
9:00-11:15:Session 7 – Secondary Headaches Attributed to Intracranial Pressure
Speakers: Professor Henrik Schytz (Copenhagen University Hospitals – Rigshospitalet Glostrup) & Associate Professor Connar Westgate (Technical University of Denmark)
11:45-15:00:Session 8 – From Idea to Impact: Industry Advances in CNS Treatment
Speakers: Chief Clinical Officer Dr. Svend Erik Børgesen (CSF Dynamics A/S) & Director of Circuit Biology Dr. Benjamin Hall (Lundbeck)