Registration WILL CLOSE October 24
Programme Highlights
- Martien Kas, University of Groningen
“Precision psychiatry roadmap: towards a biology-informed framework for mental disorders” - Britta Engelhardt, University of Bern
“Imaging how the brain barriers maintain CNS immune privilege” - Isabelle Aubert, University of Toronto
“MRI-guided focused ultrasound treatments for brain disorders: from preclinical research to clinical applications” - John Rothwell
“Non-invasive brain stimulation: essential or disappointing?” - Martin Dresler, Radboud University
“The neuroscience of sleep and dreaming” - Martha Merrow, University of Munich
“The problem of circadian organisation: circadian clocks at ‘all’ levels” - Lab and research poster (still time to add your poster)
- Abdel Aziz Mahmoud
Tuesday night special (labs can invite technical staff) - Mini symposia
- Early Career – High Impact Paper
Martin Kaag Rasmussen, University of Copenhagen
Naoki Yamawaki, Aarhus University - Improv Mind Games and more …
- MONOMONO
“Podcasting the sound of Consciousness” - DSfN Lecture
Registration
The event is open to active neuroscience researchers based in Denmark – from student to professor level. Participation is free of charge.
Present your research at the event
We encourage all participants to register with a research poster.
PI’s are also encouraged to bring a poster about their lab. This is a great opportunity to present opportunities within your research group to the 2026 NAD fellows who will be looking for lab rotations at this stage as well as other early career researchers.
Accommodation
If you are travelling to Copenhagen for the event, NAD offers accommodation from Monday November 3 to Wednesday November 5 at Scandic Falkoner. As we have limited rooms available, rooms will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. You are only eligible for accommodation if you participate in the following day’s programme.
Please note that MSc/MD students, research assistants and PhD students are expected to share twin rooms. You will get the opportunity to choose the person they would like to share the room with after the registration deadline has passed. Otherwise, you will be assigned a roommate of the same gender.
Organisers
This event is organised by Neuroscience Academy Denmark in collaboration with the Scientific Organising Committee:
- Associate Professor Andrew Stevenson, Aalborg University
- Postdoctoral researcher Ashley Tyrer, Aarhus University
- Assistant Professor Lanfranco Pellesi, University of Southern Denmark
- Associate Professor Mikael Palner, University of Southern Denmark
- Postdoctoral researcher Patrycja Lebiecka-Johansen, Aarhus University
- Postdoctoral researcher Rasmus Herlo, University of Copenhagen
- NAD PhD Fellow Stella Bitsika
