Striving for a better future for all those affected by
neurodegenerative diseases
AD/PD™ focuses on basic science and translational and clinical research to bring you:
Mechanisms
Neurodegeneration, protein aggregation, and the fundamental pathways of disease.
Clinical Trials
Phase I–III trial presentation and the future of pharmacological intervention.
Diagnostics
Fluid markers, neuroimaging, and the advancement of early detection.
Drug Discovery
Translating chemical leads into viable therapeutic strategies.
New Therapies
Gene therapy, immunotherapy, and regenerative medicine breakthroughs.
Prevention
Lifestyle, risk factors, and the proactive shield against decline.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Submit your abstract and share your findings with our international community.
AD/PD™ Education on UNLOK
Join the world's leading community of neurodegenerative research professionals.
Organizing Committee
Meet the leaders shaping AD/PD™
Abraham Fisher, Israel, President
Ezio Giacobini, Switzerland, Executive Organizer
Gabriel Gold, Switzerland, Executive Organizer
Cynthia Lemere, USA, Executive Organizer
Henrietta Nielsen, Sweden, Executive Organizer
Roger M. Nitsch, Switzerland, Executive Organizer
Tamara Shiner, Israel, Executive Organizer
Manfred Windisch, Austria, Executive Organizer
Cutting-Edge Science at
the Heart of AD/PD™ 2027
AD/PD™ 2027 brings together the world’s brightest scientific minds to share the very latest breakthroughs across the full spectrum of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s research. From mechanistic insights to translational therapies, the programme is curated to ignite discovery and inspire the next generation of neuroscientists.
Whether presenting pioneering research, engaging with global thought leaders, or exploring the commercial landscape of neurodegeneration, AD/PD™ 2027 in Barcelona provides the ideal environment for meaningful scientific exchange.
Participants
Countries registered
Abstracts submitted
Of scientific excellence
Voices from the AD/PD™ Community
Quotes from researchers, clinicians, and innovators who have experienced
AD/PD™ first-hand.
"A big THANK YOU for an amazing week in Copenhagen. I came home completely exhausted in a wonderful way, full of impressions. This meeting contained truly amazing and very thought-provoking presentations. To me, it felt like the best meeting on neurodegenerative diseases I have ever been to. It is clear to me that we have entered a new and very positive phase, and that the speed of discovery and progress is higher than ever with quite innovative approaches."
Henrik Zetterberg, University of GothenburgThis was one of the most exciting meetings I have been in a long time. The program was exceptional and so many advancements. I enjoyed enormously the fireside chat discussion and the different perspectives. Congratulations to you and the team for a perfect meeting.
Marco Prado, University of Western OntarioThe conference has grown so much, because the field has grown so much. The conference this year is one of the most exciting I’ve been to.
Fiona Ducotterd, University College LondonThank you for another amazing conference! Having been in the field since 1988, it is quite extraordinary where we are today and AD/PD has played a seminal role and will continue to do so.
Rhoda Au, Boston UniversityThe meeting is really excellent. I have heard so many positive comments from many attendees. A very positive aspect of the AD/PD conference is that the atmosphere is very friendly and there are many chances to meet people and have lively discussions.
Ole Isacson, McLean Hospital / Harvard Medical SchoolAD/PD™ Education on UNLOK
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