Jakob Møller Hansen is a neurologist affiliated with the Danish Knowledge Center on Headache Disorders. Dr Hansen defended his PhD thesis in 2009 at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and was a post-doc at the Headache Program at the University of California, Los Angeles, USA, from 2012 to 2014. Dr Hansen’s main research focus has been on migraine mechanisms, most recently with emphasis on migraine with aura....
After 18 years at the University of Auckland, Debbie moved to the University of Otago in 2020. Research in the Hay laboratory focuses on G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs). These proteins are the cellular targets of natural hormones and are some of the most important drug targets. Her research aims to contribute to the development of medicines to treat migraine, among other conditions. Debbie is passionate about raising the profile of migraine in New Zealand and improving the lives of patients who have this condition. Work in the lab spans a range of areas with local and international collaborators in academia and industry, including: pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, peptide chemistry, structural biology, molecular biology, immunohistochemistry and culture of cell lines and primary cells....
Professor Michael E. Benros, MD, PhD is head of research on Biological and Precision Psychiatry at the Copenhagen Research Centre for Mental Health, Mental Health Centre Copenhagen, Copenhagen University Hospital. He is recognized internationally for his ongoing involvement in clinical and epidemiological research into mental health, being at the forefront of the emerging field of ImmunoPsychiatry and has helped advancing the field through several landmark papers highlighting the association between immune-related factors and mental illness utilizing Danish nationwide registers and biobanks. His group’s meta-analysis has amongst other highlighted the potential treatment effects of immune modulating drugs for depression and psychotic disorders. He now leads a sizable effort to disentangle the role of the immune system in the development of severe...
Casper Emil Christensen, MD, PhD is a clinical scientist in the field of migraine. Currently, Dr. Christensen is doing his neurological residency rotation in the Capital Region of Denmark. Dr. Christensen’s academic work focuses mostly on human provocation models employing magnetic resonance imaging techniques for studying the pathophysiological substrate for migraine. Dr. Christensen is a board member of the Danish Headache Society and serves as a consultant for the Danish Knowledge Center on Headache Disorders....
Dr. Peng received his MD in National Taiwan University and has previously participated in clinical studies focusing on vascular comorbidities of migraine and new daily persistent headache under the guidance of Prof. Shuu-Jiun Wang. He received the IHS fellowship award in 2018 and has subsequently relocated to Hamburg to join the team of Prof. Arne May since then. His research focuses on the cycling changes of sensory modalities of migraine and how treatment options modulate the sensitivity state. He uses physiological and functional imaging studies methods to explore them....
Thien Phu Do, MD, is a Research Fellow at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. He is also a Medical Doctor at the Danish Headache Center, Righospitalet, Denmark. Dr. Do has authored more than 20 peer-reviewed publications and his academic works focus on the disease mechanisms underlying migraine pathogenesis. In addition, he has an interest in secondary headaches and is the lead author of the SNNOOP10 list of red flags. Dr. Do is a Member of the Secondary Headache Group of the International Headache Society and serves as a Review Editor at Frontiers in Pain Research. He is also the editor-in-chief of the website https://neurous.dk/ which contains educational material on the neurologic examination for medical students as well as trainees and research fellows in neurology....
Mohammad Al-Mahdi Al-Karagholi is a medical doctor with a research interest in therapeutic novelties in migraine. In the last three years, he has been studying the role of ATP sensitive potassium channels in migraine pathophysiology in migraine with and without aura patients. He has also been involved in clinical trials investigating migraine prevention with monoclonal antibodies....
Anders Hougaard is a medical doctor and postdoctoral researcher at the Danish Headache Center. Dr. Hougaard has been active in clinical headache research since 2009 and completed his PhD in Neuroscience on the topic of advanced magnetic resonance imaging investigations in migraine with aura in 2014. His current main research interests include the pathophysiology of migraine (in particular migraine aura), neuroimaging methods in headache, and headache trigger factors....