About DANDRITE

The Danish Research Institute of Translational Neuroscience (DANDRITE) was established by Lundbeckfonden and Aarhus University in 2013 and performs basic and translational research in brain and the nervous system.

Research at DANDRITE

Research at DANDRITE aims at unravelling the molecular mechanisms that explain physiological manifestations of cellular communication networks in brain circuits and nervous system, and how these are affected in neurological and psychiatric disorders.

DANDRITE is part of the Nordic EMBL Partnership

DANDRITE is the Danish node of the Nordic EMBL Partnership for Molecular Medicine, which facilitates collaborative research, access to infrastructure, and fosters outstanding international research talent.

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2019.02.07 | AndersNykjær

Welcome to new intern Andreaa Udrea

Andreea Udrea is a new intern in Anders Nykjær’s group per January 28^th. Andreea is a technician and has been working at Copenhagen University before she started her professional bachelor’s degree in chemical and biotechnical technology. As a part of her education she will do a 20-week internship in Anders Nykjær lab, during this time…

2019.02.05 | People , PoulNissen

Welcome to new ERASMUS intern Andreu Sabater

Andreu Sabater is new ERASMUS intern from the University of Barcelona, visiting Poul Nissen's research group from start February to end June 2019. During his internship, Andreu will work together with postdoc Montaña Bermejo on a project concerning stabilization and activity of the human copper pump associated with Wilson disease.

2019.02.04 | People , PoulHenningJensen

Congratulations to Nelson Ferreira, who has been appointed Assistant Prof. in Jensen Group

Nelson Ferreira has been appointed as Assistant Professor for 2 years in Group Leader Poul Henning Jensen's group starting January 15th 2019. Nelson Ferreira will be working towards the understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying neurogeneration in Parkinson's Disease (PD), in particular the self-perpetuating seeded aggregation and…

2019.02.04 | People , SadeghNabavi

Welcome to new PhD student Valentina Khalil

Valentina Khalil has been accepted as PhD student starting 1. February 2019 in Group Leader Sadegh Nabavi's group. Valentina will be investigating the neural circuits implicated in the visual-evoked innate fear.

2019.02.01 | People , PoulNissen

Welcome to new PhD student Line Marie Christiansen

Line Marie Christiansen has been accepted as PhD student per 1. February 2019 in Group Leader Poul Nissen's group. Line Marie will be working on establishing an expression and purification protocol for ATP9A and fellow human P4-ATPase ATP9B. Further on in the project, she will work on biochemical characterization of ATP9A and ATP9B, as well as…

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Upcoming events

Thu 03 Oct: 09:00-23:59 | Grand Hotel Reykjavik: Sigtún 38, 105, Reykjavik, Iceland
The 8th Symposium on ATP1A3 in Disease 2019
The 8th annual Symposium on ATP1A3 in Disease 2019 will take place 3.-4. October 2019 at the beautiful and conveniently located Grand Hotel Reykjavik on Iceland. The host this year is the AHC Association of Iceland supported by an organizing committee that consist of European scientists that have been working on ATP1A3 related diseases for many years, including DANDRITE Group Leader Poul Nissen, Affiliated Researcher Karin Lykke-Hartmann, and Team Leader Hanne Poulsen. Registration opens in spring 2019.
Fri 04 Oct: 08:00-16:00 | MONTE VERITÀ, ASCONA, SWITZERLAND CONGRESSI STEFANO FRANSCINI
The Assembly and Function of Neuronal Circuits
The Ascona Meetings on Neuronal Circuits have been a leading forum on neuronal circuit research worldwide for more than a decade. The Ascona 2019 Neuronal Circuits Meeting will feature neuronal circuit research in a broad range of organisms including humans.
Fri 04 Oct: 09:00-23:59 | Grand Hotel Reykjavik: Sigtún 38, 105, Reykjavik, Iceland
The 8th Symposium on ATP1A3 in Disease 2019
The 8th annual Symposium on ATP1A3 in Disease 2019 will take place 3.-4. October 2019 at the beautiful and conveniently located Grand Hotel Reykjavik on Iceland. The host this year is the AHC Association of Iceland supported by an organizing committee that consist of European scientists that have been working on ATP1A3 related diseases for many years, including DANDRITE Group Leader Poul Nissen, Affiliated Researcher Karin Lykke-Hartmann, and Team Leader Hanne Poulsen. Registration opens in spring 2019.
Thu 28 Nov: 08:00-22:00 | EMBL Heidelberg, Germany
21st EMBL PhD Symposium FACING THE FUTURE
Join us for the 21st Anniversary of the annual EMBL PhD Symposium. Since its conception in 1999, the EMBL PhD Symposium has evolved into a highly respected scientific meeting, connecting young researchers and high-profile scientists alike. This year our Symposium centers on the theme Facing the Future: Challenges and Perspectives of Life Sciences in the 21st century.
Fri 29 Nov: 08:00-22:00 | EMBL Heidelberg, Germany
21st EMBL PhD Symposium FACING THE FUTURE
Join us for the 21st Anniversary of the annual EMBL PhD Symposium. Since its conception in 1999, the EMBL PhD Symposium has evolved into a highly respected scientific meeting, connecting young researchers and high-profile scientists alike. This year our Symposium centers on the theme Facing the Future: Challenges and Perspectives of Life Sciences in the 21st century.
Sat 30 Nov: 08:00-22:00 | EMBL Heidelberg, Germany
21st EMBL PhD Symposium FACING THE FUTURE
Join us for the 21st Anniversary of the annual EMBL PhD Symposium. Since its conception in 1999, the EMBL PhD Symposium has evolved into a highly respected scientific meeting, connecting young researchers and high-profile scientists alike. This year our Symposium centers on the theme Facing the Future: Challenges and Perspectives of Life Sciences in the 21st century

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Yonehara Group presents their research in 2 minutes In collaboration with AU TV producer Hans Plauborg, Yonehara Group has made a short presentation video about their research area: The structure, function and development of neural circuits in the visual system.