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Michael Jørgen Hansen serves as a Senior Researcher in Environmental Engineering at Aarhus University's Department of Biological and Chemical Engineering. His research focuses on agricultural emissions reduction, particularly methane and odor control from pig production systems. His work bridges environmental science, agricultural engineering, and climate policy development.
Research interests span Greenhouse Gas Emissions from livestock operations, Waste Management technologies, Odor Control systems using mass spectrometry and olfactometry, and Methane Reduction strategies through dietary interventions and housing innovations. His fingerprint analysis reveals strong specialization in pig production systems (100%), methane emissions (60%), and emissions measurement techniques (42%).
Hansen leads multiple active research projects including STOREMIS (Greenhouse gas emissions from slurry storage), PIGMET (methane prediction modeling), and a 2024-2025 project on odor regulation in pig barns. His research outputs include 114 publications with significant activity in 2022-2025, featuring prominent work on fiber-type impacts on methane production and robotic slurry management systems.
As primary investigator for the 2024 odor regulation project and co-investigator on multiple international collaborations, Hansen actively contributes to Danish climate technology policy through DCA - National Center for Food and Agriculture. His media presence includes coverage in Danish agricultural press regarding CO2 tax avoidance technologies and pig odor measurement systems.
