The International School of Cerebral Circulation covers the following study topics in the field of ‘Pathophysiology of Cerebral Hemodynamic – peculiarities of the anatomical substrates of intracranial vessels (macro and micro circulation) – nerve structures and related neurotransmitters involved in intracranial blood circulation – hemodynamic under normal and pathological conditions – interrelationships between nervous tissue, cerebral blood circulation and cerebrospinal fluid production and circulation – control mechanisms governing the regulation of cerebral blood circulation – mathematical modelling to quantify and isolate the various phenomena of this biological system as a complex system. The school’s programme is intended to serve as a basis for the interpretation of the various pathological states in order to obtain a correct diagnosis of cerebrovascular diseases. The study will also include the means of prevention of cerebrovascular diseases. It is the school’s intention to create a place for sharing knowledge among scholars. The school proposes the creation of a permanent international reference institution, possibly supported by an appropriate network of databases and retrieval services. A permanent educational institution is also one of the school’s main objectives. Its task will consist of organising lectures, seminars, and meetings, as well as updating and enhancing technologies.