Emilie Ulrikka Andersen-Ranberg

Emilie Ulrikka Andersen-Ranberg serves as Assistant Professor and PhD Seniordyrlæge at the Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences, Section for Clinical Practice and Diagnostics in companion animals, University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. Her work bridges clinical veterinary practice with specialized research on Arctic animal health, particularly focusing on Greenland sled dogs and wildlife species.

Dr. Andersen-Ranberg's research spans veterinary medicine, environmental toxicology, and Arctic health studies. Her work examines biomarkers for inflammatory CNS diseases in dogs, thyroid function in Greenlandic sled dogs, and environmental contaminants in Arctic species. She employs a One Health approach that connects animal health with environmental and human health considerations in the Arctic region. Her research methodology combines clinical diagnostics, histopathology, and environmental monitoring to address complex health challenges in challenging environments.

Her publication record shows strong engagement with both clinical veterinary medicine and Arctic environmental health. Recent work demonstrates particular expertise in canine neurological disorders, sled dog health, and environmental contaminants affecting Arctic species. Her research has garnered attention across academic platforms, with significant readership on Mendeley and mentions in news outlets.

Dr. Andersen-Ranberg actively contributes to knowledge dissemination, having presented on 'Health and disease in Greenlandic sled dogs' in September 2021. Her collaborative work extends across international boundaries, with research involving multiple institutions and scientists across the Arctic region.