The purpose of this symposium is to explore new aspects of epidemiology in rare endocrine diseases and how new methodology has changed the landscape of several rare conditions. We will also focus on how genomics is changing the way we view rare endocrine condition, both in terms of pathophysiology, but also how genomics is changing […]

This September, the DDEA invites postdocs to Bornholm, Denmark for our annual Postdoc Summit. The purpose of the Summit is to strengthen the diabetes and classical endocrine research community through scientific and professional development at the postdoc level. By gathering both Danish and international postdocs for an immersive week-long event, we will provide opportunities to […]

At the DDEA Summer School, participants get knowledge about novel aspects and most recent developments within diabetes and endocrinology at a high level. Besides attending lectures from leading experts in the field, participants will discuss their own research interests and activities at a high scientific level, meet other PhD students, and become acquainted with other […]

Reproducibility and open scientific practices are increasingly demanded of, and needed by, scientists and researchers in our modern research environments. We increasingly produce larger and more complex amounts of data that often need to be heavily cleaned, reorganized, and processed before it can be analyzed. This data processing phase often consumes the majority of the […]

This DDEA Symposium brings together clinical,  basic, and translational scientists, at all career levels, engaged or interested in extracellular vesicles (EV). We aim to facilitate increased awareness of both the prospects and the limitations of extracellular vesicles in the clinical audience, and to highlight endocrinology, diabetes and metabolism as future areas of interest in EV-related […]

North Europe Young Diabetologists (NEYD) has a long tradition for joining young researchers from United Kingdom, Netherlands/Belgium, and Denmark for a 3-days annual meeting. The nature of the meeting allows for discussion of research in an intimate and stimulating setting for young researchers. Participants present their own research (selected from submitted abstracts) and discuss it […]

The SSSD2023 meeting will bring together people with an interest in diabetes research from the Nordic countries. With this annual meeting, we aim to facilitate and strengthen collaborative relationships/facilitate collaboration between research environments that will lead to advances in Scandinavian diabetes research.

The 25th European Congress of Endocrinology will take place in Istanbul, Turkey, on 13-16 May 2023. The DDEA will be present at the conference and will host a networking dinner on Sunday, 14 May 2023 at 20:00. All researchers and clinicians – early, mid and late career-stage – from Danish institutions are welcome to sign […]

Education, Networking, Communication & Grants – Why, How & When The DDEA enhances the quality of Danish diabetes and endocrine research through four key activity areas: education and talent development, networking and collaboration, grants, and communication. Public and user involvement should be integrated into these activities in timely, relevant and appropriate ways. Therefore, the aim […]

Analytes, Assays and Algorithms Biomarkers are employed in the diagnosis and management of endocrine diseases, in risk assessment for disease development/progression and evaluation of risks forcomplications. The symposium ‘Translating biomarkers into clinical endocrinology – analytes, assays and algorithms’ brings together clinical practitioners, clinician-researchers, and basic as well as translational scientists engaged in the improvement of diagnostic […]