Mette Habekost Storebjerg

Mette Habekost Storebjerg serves as a Guest Researcher at the Center for Translational Neuromedicine within the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at the University of Copenhagen. Based at Blegdamsvej 3B in Copenhagen N, she maintains active research engagement through direct institutional contact channels including phone (+4535324602) and email.

Her research expertise centers on translational neuroscience with dual specialization in cellular reprogramming techniques and advanced neuroimaging methodologies. She investigates direct conversion of patient fibroblasts into functional neurons for regenerative applications while developing standardized optical clearing protocols for detailed brain tissue analysis. This work bridges fundamental cellular neuroscience with potential clinical implementations for neurological disorders.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals a focused research trajectory in developing reproducible translational tools: the 2025 Science Advances study demonstrates breakthrough 3D culture systems enabling functional neuronal transplantation, while the 2023 STAR Protocols paper establishes critical methodology for visualizing neural structures in ex vivo models. Both works emphasize technical innovation with strong clinical applicability potential.

No scientific awards or honors were documented in the available institutional records.

Information regarding graduate student mentorship, research advising activities, or external grant funding sources was not specified in the provided materials.

As a core member of the Center for Translational Neuromedicine, Dr. Storebjerg collaborates within a multidisciplinary research ecosystem dedicated to accelerating neuroscience discoveries into clinical therapies through integrated laboratory-clinical partnerships and advanced technical development.