Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
Over the years I have managed to combine a lifelong fascination of biology and nature with my professional life. I have 30 years of research experience in a wide variety of biological fields and a deep understanding of especially physiology, cell biology, protein engineering and drug development, which also have led to 20 scientific publications in international journals and have resulted in three issued patents. In addition, I lived and worked successfully in three different countries and have obtained insights into the global perspectives of research and development. It is a great satisfaction for me to put knowledge and skills into action in a global corporate setting and to be part of project teams that develop new therapeutic compounds, which in the future will help patients in need to significantly improve their life quality.
Exploratory insulin sensitivity and target validation
Ph.D. supervisor Exploratory condensate biology Intracellular trafficking Imaging development Target exploration
Ph.D supervisor Explorative condensate biology Super-resolution microscopy Cell fractionation
Image analysis Skin biology Non-invasive assays Development of corn removing device Immunohistochemistry Analysis of adhesive/skin interactions
Diabetes Research
Breast cancer research Molecular biology Antibody generation Adenovirus generation Cloning and characterization of Cyp2d22
Dec. 1995 Ph.D. degree in molecular cell biology at University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Thesis title: Hunger regulation and tissue homeostasis: Studies in rats carrying transplantable pancreatic endocrine tumors.
Dec 1991 Cand. Scient. (M.Sc.) degree in biology at University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Thesis title: Immature transformed rat islet β-cells differentially express C-peptides derived from the genes coding for insulin I and II as well as a transfected human insulin gene.