Hauke Basedau

Hauke Basedau is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Neurology at Hamburg-Eppendorf University Medical Center (UKE). His work focuses on migraine mechanisms, CGRP antibody therapies, and neuroimaging techniques like functional MRI (fMRI). He leads studies on trigeminal nerve function, pain pathways, and the central nervous system's response to migraine treatments. His research often involves multi-center collaborations and employs advanced imaging and clinical trial methodologies to understand migraine pathophysiology and treatment efficacy.

• Key Research Areas: Migraine biomarkers, CGRP receptor studies, brainstem and cerebellar function in pain processing.
• Notable Techniques: fMRI, capsaicin-induced nociception models, and electroencephalography-informed imaging.