Geir Mathiesen

Geir Mathiesen is a Research Professor in Biotechnology at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU). His work focuses on microbial systems, particularly lactic acid bacteria, with applications in protein engineering and vaccine development.

His research interests lie at the intersection of molecular microbiology and biotechnological innovation. Key areas include:

• Protein expression, secretion, and surface anchoring in bacteria
• Development of vaccine platforms using lactic acid bacteria
• Mechanisms of bacterial virulence and host interaction

These interests position his work within both fundamental and applied life sciences.

While a full list of publications is available through Cristin, the research trends indicate sustained contributions to microbial biotechnology, particularly in engineered probiotic systems and antigen delivery. His work demonstrates strong alignment with translational biotechnology and infectious disease prevention.

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