Anne S. Meyer

Anne S. Meyer is a Professor at the Department of Biotechnology and Biomedicine, Technical University of Denmark. Her research focuses on enzyme technology, glycosylation, and biocatalytic processes, particularly in the context of sustainable development goals.

• Institution: Technical University of Denmark
• Department: Department of Biotechnology and Biomedicine
• Academic Rank: Professor

Her work includes enzyme discovery, engineering, and applications in biomass degradation, CO2 conversion, and glycan recognition. Key fields of interest are Enzyme Technology, Glycosylation, and Sustainable Bioprocessing.

Recent publications highlight advancements in enzymatic starch modification (2026), fucoidan oligosaccharide production (2025), methionine synthase assays (2025), and bioelectrocatalytic systems for CO2 conversion.

She supervises multiple PhD students, including

• O'Regan, T. (Wired enzyme immobilization for CO2 conversion)
• Jensen, C. N. (Alcohol dehydrogenase engineering)
• Zarechyntsava, M. (Dietary glycan recognition)

and collaborates on projects involving fungal enzymes, marine bioprocessing, and archaeal glycosylation.

Current projects include enzyme discovery for fatty acid oxyfunctionalization and bioinformatics analysis of glycosylation machinery in Archaea.