Henrik Glenner

Henrik Glenner is a Visiting Professor at the Globe Institute's Section for Biodiversity, University of Copenhagen. His research focuses on marine biodiversity, evolutionary genomics, and crustacean biology, with expertise spanning from deep-sea ecosystems to coastal environments.

Research interests center on marine invertebrate adaptation, including:

• Genomic signatures of environmental adaptation in marine species
• Biodiversity patterns in Arctic and deep-sea ecosystems
• Phylogenetics of crustaceans (Cumacea, barnacles)
• Impact of invasive species and parasites on marine ecology
• Advanced monitoring techniques for benthic communities

Recent publications demonstrate strong thematic focus on:

• Genomic adaptations across marine taxa (krill, barnacles)
• Deep-sea organism sensory systems and bioluminescence
• Climate-driven species distribution changes
• Methodological advances in marine biodiversity assessment