Jordan Thomas Aerts

Jordan Thomas Aerts serves as a Research Fellow in the Department of Pharmacy at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, where he contributes to the Protein Analyse research group.

His research specializes in advanced analytical methodologies, particularly microfluidic systems integrated with hydrogen/deuterium exchange mass spectrometry (HDX-MS) for protein characterization. This interdisciplinary work bridges chemical engineering, biochemistry, and proteomics to develop precision tools for studying protein dynamics and interactions. Recent publications demonstrate innovation in thiol-ene polymer chemistry applications for microfluidic chip fabrication, enhancing analytical throughput and sensitivity in structural biology.

His 2025 publication in Analytical Chemistry exemplifies a trend toward miniaturized, high-efficiency platforms for biomolecular analysis, with implications for drug discovery and diagnostic development. Collaborations span chemical engineering and mass spectrometry domains, reflecting the cross-departmental nature of modern proteomics research.

Affiliation with the Protein Analyse group situates his work within Copenhagen's broader pharmaceutical sciences infrastructure, leveraging university core facilities for microfabrication and advanced spectrometry.