Mathilde Selmar Pedersen

Mathilde Selmar Pedersen is a physician at Aalborg University Hospital, affiliated with The Faculty of Medicine and the Department of Radiology. Her research focuses on immunology, microbiology, and clinical epidemiology, particularly involving Chlamydia pneumoniae and work disability outcomes in acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) patients.

• Academic Rank: Physician Scientist
• University: Aalborg University
• School: The Faculty of Medicine
• Department: Department of Radiology
• Email: mathilde.selmar@rn.dk

Her research activity spans two major areas: (1) Immunology and Microbiology, investigating opsonophagocytic mechanisms in bacterial infections like Chlamydia pneumoniae, and (2) Clinical Epidemiology, analyzing work disability and return-to-work trends in ALL survivors using Danish nationwide cohort data.

Recent publications highlight her expertise in cohort analysis and translational research, bridging clinical practice with epidemiological studies. Collaborations include multidisciplinary work with immunologists, hematologists, and epidemiologists.

She has no recorded scientific awards but contributes to peer-reviewed research in high-impact journals. Her work emphasizes real-world applications, including disability pension implications and infection control strategies.