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Kim Christian Schrøderمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Communication
• Journalism
• Media
• +۹ مورد دیگر

Kim Christian Schrøder is a Professor in the Department of Communication and Humanities at Roskilde University, Denmark. He maintains active affiliations with multiple research centers including Audiences & Mediated Life, Journalism and Democracy, Center for News Research, and Center for Digital Citizenship. His ORCID ID is 0000-0002-5437-4249, and he can be contacted at kimsc@ruc.dk. Professor Schrøder's research examines citizens' use and experience of news media as democratic resources through two complementary approaches: large-scale annual surveys tracking population-level news preferences and trust (as part of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford since 2013), and qualitative analysis of young people's news consumption through the "Beyond the Here and Now of News" project. His methodological expertise spans reception research, media ethnography, discourse analysis, and media history across historical and contemporary contexts. Analysis of his recent publications (2024-2025) reveals a strong focus on evolving news consumption challenges including willingness to pay for news, news fatigue phenomena, Nordic media system comparisons, and the psychological impacts of political coverage. His work consistently addresses the tension between public service and private news media in the Danish context while examining how digital platforms reshape information repertoires. His scientific contributions have been recognized with significant honors: Fellow of The International Communication Association (2018) Top extended abstract award from the ICA journalism studies division (2020) Professor Schrøder leads the ongoing "Danskernes brug af nyhedsmedier" project (since 2015) and previously co-led the Danmarks Frie Forskningsfond-funded "Beyond the Here and Now of News" project (2018-2023). He serves as editor for the International Journal of Cultural Studies and contributes to the Media and Communication Encyclopedia, the only comprehensive reference work of its kind in the Nordic region with over 600 entries. He directs the Center for News Research at Roskilde University, which produces annual reports on Danish news media usage. His collaborative network extends across Nordic countries and internationally through the Reuters Institute, demonstrating significant influence on media research methodology and policy discussions regarding news media sustainability.

• Clinical Microbiology
• Infectious Diseases
• Antimicrobial Resistance
• +۸ مورد دیگر

Jurgita Samulioniené is a Senior Lecturer at the Clinical Microbiology Department of the Faculty of Health Sciences, Aalborg University Hospital . Her work bridges clinical practice and research in microbiology and infectious diseases. Research Interests: She specializes in antimicrobial resistance , clinical microbiology , bacterial pathogenesis , genomic sequencing , and molecular epidemiology . Her fingerprint highlights expertise in Multilocus Sequence Typing , Enterococcus faecium , and Whole Genome Sequencing . Selected Publications analyze trends in Bacteroides fragilis resistance , anaerobic bacteraemia in cancer patients , and Ureaplasma parvum arthritis . Her work often involves collaborations across Danish hospitals and research institutions. Contact: Email: jus@rn.dk

Aleksandra Ardasevaمشاهده پروفایل

عضو هیئت علمی

• Theoretical Physics
• Biophysics
• Active Matter
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Aleksandra Ardaseva is a Postdoctoral Fellow and Guest Researcher at the Niels Bohr International Academy (NBIA) and Niels Bohr Institute (NBI), University of Copenhagen. She works in the fields of Theoretical Physics and Biophysics, focusing on active matter systems. PhD from Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford Current affiliation: Department of Biocomplexity and Biophysics, NBI Her research bridges Theoretical Physics and Biophysics, particularly in modeling physico-chemical coupling in active biological matter. Key areas include nematic systems, topological defects, and cancer cell adaptation strategies using analytical and numerical techniques. Recent publications focus on topological defect dynamics in active-passive nematic mixtures, stress localization in biological matter, and nematohydrodynamics of cell monolayers. Articles appear in journals like Physical Review Letters , Communications Physics , and Nature Reviews Physics .

• Genetic epidemiology
• Statistical genetics
• Bioinformatics
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Qihua Tan is a Professor at the Institute for Health Services Research, University of Southern Denmark, specializing in Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Biodemography (EBB). With dual professorships in Biostatistics and Application (awarded 2014) and Genetic Epidemiology (awarded 2013), Dr. Tan has established a distinguished career in genetic and epigenetic research. Dr. Tan's educational background includes specialized training leading to professorships in Biostatistics and Application (awarded February 7, 2014) and Genetic Epidemiology (awarded September 13, 2013). These dual qualifications provide a strong foundation for interdisciplinary research at the intersection of statistics, genetics, and epidemiology. Biostatistics and Application, Professorship (February 7, 2014) Genetic Epidemiology, Professorship (September 13, 2013) Dr. Tan's research spans genetic epidemiology, statistical genetics, bioinformatics, and the genetics of human aging and development. With a particular focus on epigenetic mechanisms, especially DNA methylation patterns, Dr. Tan has made significant contributions to understanding how genetic and environmental factors interact to influence health outcomes across the lifespan. The research often employs twin study designs, leveraging the unique genetic similarities and differences between monozygotic and dizygotic twins to disentangle genetic and environmental influences on various health conditions. Analysis of Dr. Tan's extensive publication record (342 publications) reveals a strong emphasis on epigenetic research, particularly DNA methylation studies in relation to aging, disease development, and environmental exposures. The work frequently employs twin study methodologies, with significant focus on how early-life exposures (such as famine) affect epigenetic markers and subsequent health outcomes in later life. There's also substantial work on the genetic basis of age-related conditions and the development of epigenetic clocks as biomarkers of aging and disease risk. Dr. Tan has received recognition for contributions to the field, as evidenced by media coverage of the appointment as professor in genetic epidemiology in 2022. The research has attracted attention for its implications in understanding the genetic and epigenetic basis of various health conditions. Tan er ny professor i genetisk epidemiologi (April 3, 2022) Tan er ny professor i genetisk epidemiologi (March 31, 2022) Dr. Tan actively supervises students and has led multiple research projects, including major initiatives on the epigenetic effects of the Great Chinese Famine, biomarkers of late-life mortality, and molecular epidemiological studies of the cancer gene MGMT. Current research includes the ongoing LLFS (Længe Leve - et Familiestudie) project studying family life and aging (2006-2025), and molecular epidemiological studies of the cancer gene MGMT (2020-2025). Dr. Tan leads a research team focused on epigenetic mechanisms in aging and disease, with particular expertise in twin studies and statistical genetics. The team collaborates extensively with researchers across Denmark and internationally, contributing to a growing body of knowledge on how genetic and epigenetic factors influence health outcomes across the lifespan.

• Plant Glycobiology
• Starch Biochemistry
• Carbohydrate Chemistry
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Yuyue Zhong serves as an External Researcher in the Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences at the University of Copenhagen, specializing within the Section for Plant Glycobiology. Her work focuses on the structural and functional characterization of plant-derived starches, particularly high-amylose varieties from barley, maize, and potato. Her research interests center on starch biochemistry and glycobiology, investigating how molecular structures influence retrogradation, enzymatic resistance, and digestion mechanisms. She examines the formation pathways of type 3 resistant starch and the impact of modifications like phosphate esterification on functional properties. Her work bridges fundamental carbohydrate chemistry with practical applications in food science and diabetes nutrition. Recent publications demonstrate consistent focus on high-amylose starch granules across multiple plant sources, employing techniques like Low-Field NMR and structural analysis. Her research reveals critical relationships between starch fine structures and health outcomes, particularly the glycaemic benefits of high-amylose barley bread for type 2 diabetes management. This interdisciplinary work spans food chemistry, nutrition science, and material properties of biopolymers. Dr. Zhong collaborates extensively within the University of Copenhagen's Plant Glycobiology research environment, working with experts in enzymology, plant breeding, and clinical nutrition as evidenced by co-authorship patterns across her publications.

• Exoplanet Research
• Astronomy
• Astrophysics
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Lars A. Buchhave serves as an Affiliate Professor at the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, specializing in Astrophysics and Planetary Science. His research focuses on exoplanet discovery and characterization using data from missions like Kepler and K2, with significant contributions to understanding planetary system architectures and detection methodologies. Dr. Buchhave's research spans exoplanet demographics, spectroscopic analysis, and machine learning applications in astronomy. His work has revealed critical patterns in planetary systems, including the 'peas in a pod' phenomenon where planets in multi-planet systems show similar sizes and regular spacing. He has made substantial contributions to understanding how stellar metallicity influences planet formation across different planetary types. His publication record shows a clear evolution from early exoplanet detection work to sophisticated statistical analyses of planetary systems and innovative computational approaches. Recent work demonstrates increasing integration of machine learning techniques for telluric correction and spectral analysis, reflecting broader trends in astronomical data processing. With 166 research outputs documented, including high-impact papers in the Astronomical Journal and Astronomy & Astrophysics, Dr. Buchhave has established himself as a significant contributor to exoplanet research. His work on the ANDES spectrograph project represents current cutting-edge instrumentation development for future exoplanet characterization. Dr. Buchhave maintains active research collaborations across international teams, as evidenced by his participation in large consortium papers with hundreds of co-authors. His work has received significant attention, with several papers accumulating over 100 citations and substantial media coverage, including features in major news outlets and references in Wikipedia pages.

• Viking Age
• History of Religions
• Calendar History
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Lasse Christian Arboe Sonne serves as an Associate Professor at the SAXO Institute within the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Copenhagen. His academic profile centers on Viking Age societies and medieval Scandinavian history, with particular expertise in religious transformations and calendrical systems during this period. He maintains active scholarly engagement through research publications and teaching activities focused on early medieval Northern Europe. Professor Sonne's research spans Viking Age history, the evolution of religious practices in pre-Christian Scandinavia, and medieval timekeeping systems. His work integrates archaeological evidence, historical texts, and anthropological perspectives to analyze societal structures, settlement patterns, and cultural exchanges. Current investigations examine runestone inscriptions, Viking expansion dynamics, and the political narratives surrounding figures like Svend Estridsen, revealing complex interactions between indigenous traditions and external influences. His recent publications (2016-2017) demonstrate concentrated scholarship on Viking Age archaeology and medieval Danish society. Literature reviews critically assess works on Hebridean settlements, urban development, and numismatics, while book chapters explore political biography and literary representations of paganism. These outputs collectively highlight interdisciplinary methodologies bridging history, archaeology, and religious studies, with recurring themes of cultural memory, identity formation, and the material manifestations of religious change in medieval Scandinavia.

• Developmental Biology
• Stem Cell Research
• Gene Regulation
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Rita S. Monteiro is a Researcher at the Department of Biomedical Sciences within the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at the University of Copenhagen. She is affiliated with the reNEW research center (Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Stem Cell Medicine) and conducts research in the Brickman Lab led by Professor Josh Brickman. Her work addresses fundamental mechanisms in embryonic development and stem cell biology. Her research focuses on gene regulatory networks governing cell fate decisions during early embryogenesis. Key interests include enhancer landscape dynamics in organ differentiation, transcriptional heterogeneity in stem cell populations, and signaling pathway interactions (ERK, Wnt, Nodal) that drive lineage specification. She employs model systems ranging from human pluripotent stem cells to frog embryos to dissect molecular mechanisms of development. Monteiro's publications from 2019-2023 reveal emerging trends toward integrating single-cell resolution with dynamic signaling analysis, particularly in extra-embryonic tissue formation and immune responses during embryogenesis. Her work frequently appears in high-impact journals including Nature , Nature Cell Biology , and eLife , demonstrating significant contributions to understanding how chromatin organization and transcriptional noise influence developmental trajectories. As an active member of the Brickman Lab and reNEW consortium, she contributes to collaborative projects advancing stem cell medicine. Her research has garnered attention through 268+ Mendeley readers and coverage by 7+ news outlets, reflecting its relevance to regenerative medicine and developmental disorders.

Mikkel Skovrindمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Molecular Ecology
• Evolutionary Biology
• Genomics
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Mikkel Skovrind is a Researcher at the University of Copenhagen's Globe Institute within the Section for Molecular Ecology and Evolution (Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences). He is actively conducting postdoctoral research focused on Arctic whales, particularly belugas, investigating their evolutionary and demographic histories across their circumpolar range. Skovrind describes himself as 'a classical naturalist driven by a fundamental curiosity' who employs cutting-edge genomic tools to address biological questions about genomic pattern formation. His research integrates genomic analyses with complementary data types including telemetrics, stable isotopes, and habitat modeling, believing that 'the inclusion of supporting data makes the impact of the genomic result much greater and helps put their implications in perspective.' His work spans molecular ecology, evolutionary biology, and population genetics with particular emphasis on Arctic marine ecosystems. His recent publications (2021-2024) reveal a strong research trajectory examining how environmental changes, especially climate fluctuations, have shaped evolutionary processes in diverse species. His methodological approach bridges traditional ecological techniques with modern genomic analyses, creating comprehensive insights into species adaptation and population dynamics. Skovrind earned his MSc in Biology with thesis work on 'Population structure of stenohaline anadromous fishes' on April 22, 2015. His scholarly impact is evident through Wikipedia references, news coverage, and significant social media engagement with his research outputs across platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and academic networks like Mendeley.

Esteban Garcia Mirallesمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Public Finance
• Labor Economics
• Household Finance
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Esteban Garcia Miralles is an Economist at the Bank of Spain's Research Department and External Researcher at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Economics. His work bridges central banking research with academic economics, focusing on critical policy issues affecting European economies. His educational background includes a PhD in Economics from the University of Copenhagen, followed by a Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Institute for Fiscal Studies. This strong academic foundation supports his research in public finance and labor economics. Garcia Miralles' research interests center on the intersection of public policy and individual behavior, particularly regarding retirement decisions, taxation systems, household financial behavior, and health economics. His work often employs rigorous microeconometric methods to analyze how policy changes affect economic decisions across different demographic groups, with special attention to pension systems, inheritance taxation, and fiscal responses to economic shocks. His publication record shows a consistent focus on European fiscal policy challenges, with recent work examining post-pandemic inflation effects, energy crisis responses, and retirement behavior. The articles demonstrate methodological sophistication combining theoretical modeling with empirical analysis of large administrative datasets, particularly from Spanish tax records. Winner of the Alexandre Pedrós Prize for research on inheritance taxation Finalist for the AldE Young Researchers' Prize Regular contributor to high-impact economics journals including American Economic Journal: Economic Policy and Journal of Public Economics As a researcher at the Bank of Spain, Garcia Miralles contributes to the institution's analytical work on fiscal policy, including the development of microsimulation tools for policy evaluation. His collaborations span multiple European institutions, reflecting the transnational nature of contemporary fiscal challenges. His work frequently appears in policy discussions, with features in major Spanish media outlets including El País and El Mundo, demonstrating its relevance to current economic debates.

• Biophysics
• Bacterial Ecology
• Biofilm Research
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Liselotte Jauffred is an Associate Professor in Experimental Biophysics at the Biocomplexity section of the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen. Her research sits at the intersection of physics, biology, and ecology, focusing on understanding complex biological systems through quantitative approaches. She received her educational training at the University of Copenhagen, where she earned her BSc in Mathematics and Physics, MSc in Biology, and PhD in Physics. Her academic journey included research stays in Budapest and Freiburg, followed by postdoctoral positions at the FOM Institute AMOLF in Amsterdam and NanoLund at Lund University. Dr. Jauffred's research program investigates how microbial diversity emerges through the interplay of growth, cell-cell interactions, evolution, and motility. Her lab employs advanced imaging techniques including confocal scanning and light-sheet microscopy, combined with force measurement technologies, to study phenomena ranging from biofilm formation to cancer spreading patterns. She works in close collaboration with theoretical physicists, biologists, and geologists to develop mechanical models of population-level phenomena in large cell communities. Her recent publication portfolio demonstrates a strong focus on interdisciplinary approaches to complex biological systems, with particular emphasis on visualization techniques and quantitative analysis of cellular behaviors. The research spans multiple model systems including bacterial communities, plant cells, and cancer spheroids, revealing fundamental principles of spatial organization and evolutionary dynamics. Sapere Aude Research Grant Inge Lehmann Research Leader Grant Carlsberg Postdoctoral Fellowship University of Copenhagen Internationalization Postdoctoral Fellowship Dr. Jauffred leads an active research group within the Bio-complexity section at the Niels Bohr Institute, supported by competitive grants including the Sapere Aude and Inge Lehmann awards. Her collaborative network spans multiple disciplines and international institutions, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of her research program. She has established the NNF Center LANTERN and built her research group within the Bio-complexity section through successful grant applications. Her laboratory specializes in advanced imaging methodologies, particularly light-sheet microscopy and confocal scanning, combined with biophysical measurements to study cellular dynamics in three dimensions over time. The research environment fosters collaboration between experimentalists and theorists to tackle complex questions in biophysics and microbial ecology.

Steen Visholmمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Psychodynamic Organizational Psychology
• Creativity and Innovation Management
• Gender and Leadership
• +۱۰ مورد دیگر

Steen Visholm is a Professor in the Department of Humanities and Technology at Roskilde University, specializing in psychodynamic organizational psychology. He has contributed to theory development, analytical models, and interventions for organizational development, with a focus on creativity, leadership, and group dynamics. Education: MSc in Psychology (University of Copenhagen, 1983), PhD (University of Copenhagen, 1995) Professional: Licensed clinical psychologist (1994), certified psychotherapist supervisor (1995), Chairman of NAPSO (2008–), Board member of ISPSO (2014–), and Editor for Organisational and Social Dynamics (2009–) His research integrates psychodynamic principles with organizational theory, examining workplace dynamics, leadership, and unconscious processes in urban planning and family systems. Recent publications address wild problems, knowledge-practice gaps, and spatial psychology. Scientific awards include the Gunnar Hjelhjolt Prize (2005) Visholm has participated in international conferences like the Leicester Conference on Authority, Leadership, and Organisation (1997, 2005) and led organizational psychology programs at Roskilde University. His work bridges clinical psychology with organizational development, emphasizing emotional and systemic influences.

Manja Hoppe Andreasenمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Urban development
• Urban expansion
• Urbanization
• +۹ مورد دیگر

Manja Hoppe Andreasen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Science. Her research focuses on urban expansion dynamics in rapidly urbanizing low- and middle-income countries, with extensive fieldwork conducted in Tanzania and Ghana. Dr. Andreasen holds a PhD in Geography from the University of Copenhagen (2016) and an MSc in International Development Studies and Public Administration from Roskilde University (2011). Her academic journey progressed from PhD student (2012-2016) to Postdoc (2016), Tenure-track Assistant Professor (2018-2024), and currently Associate Professor (2024-present). She also served as a Visiting Researcher at Utrecht University (2018-2019). Her research examines the motivations and logics of diverse actors in land transactions and property development in urban fringe areas, analyzing how governance arrangements shape unregulated urban expansion. Dr. Andreasen's work offers practical insights for urban policymakers seeking to foster inclusive, resilient, and sustainable cities, engaging with land formalization, settlement upgrading, infrastructure expansion, and climate change resilience. While primarily qualitative, her methodological approach integrates insights from multiple research traditions. Dr. Andreasen's recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on urban expansion dynamics in African cities, particularly examining flood risk intertwinement with urban expansion, land encroachment in ecologically sensitive areas, property as security for the growing middle class, and informal land markets. Her research spans multiple cities including Accra (Ghana), Dar es Salaam, and Mwanza (Tanzania), revealing patterns of urban transformation across the continent. Sapere Aude: DFF Starting Grant (2023) The Carlsberg Foundation's Internationalisation Fellowship (2016) Dr. Andreasen currently leads the 'Urban encroachment' project (2024-2028) examining land-use transitions in ecologically sensitive areas in Accra and Dar es Salaam. Previously, she led the 'Climate Change Resilience in Urban Mobility' project (2018-2023) and participated in other major initiatives including 'The urban land nexus' project (2017-2020) and 'The rise of the African middle class' (2018-2019), demonstrating sustained engagement with critical urban issues in the Global South. Through her work, Dr. Andreasen maintains strong collaborative networks with institutions across Africa and Europe, including the Department of Geography and Resource Development at University of Ghana, Institute for Scientific and Technological Information in Accra, and the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex.

• Eastern Mediterranean History
• Southeast European Studies
• Ottoman Empire Transition
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Mogens Pelt is an Associate Professor at the SAXO Institute (Department of Archaeology, Ethnology, Greek & Latin, History) within the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Copenhagen. Since 2012, he has co-directed the research centre 'Many Roads in Modernity'. He holds a dr.phil. (2003), ph.d. (1993), and cand.mag. et art. (1988) in History, Modern Greek, and Latin. His research explores the political and economic transformations of Southeast Europe and the Mediterranean, with emphasis on: Ottoman Empire disintegration and nation-state formation Greek-Turkish state development and bilateral relations Historical globalization patterns since 1850 Interplay between trade networks and political power Recent publications focus on 19th-21st century diplomatic history, monarchy studies, and regional geopolitics, particularly analyzing Greek/Turkish-German relations and security policy evolution. Awards & Fellowships: Stanley J. Seeger Fellowship at Princeton University (2008-9) He contributes to international research networks including the Volkswagen Foundation's 'Captive States, Divided Societies' project and has held visiting positions at Princeton University (1999, 2008-9).

• Ancient Near East Archaeology
• African Archaeology
• Urban Society Development
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Tim Boaz Bruun Skuldbøl serves as an Affiliated Associate Professor in the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen. He directs the Danish Archaeological Expedition to Iraq (DAEI) and acts as a research consultant for Sudanese projects including the International Kuraymat Archaeological Project (IKAP), focusing on early urban societies and archaeological heritage protection. His research centers on ancient urban development across the Near East and Africa, with emphasis on cultural encounters and heritage management. Fieldwork in Iraq and western Iran investigates Late Chalcolithic societies and Uruk expansion dynamics, while Sudanese projects examine early Medieval Christian and Napatan state formation during the Iron Age. Recent publications (2018-2020) reveal consistent focus on Mesopotamian and Zagros region archaeology, particularly material culture analysis and settlement patterns from the Late Chalcolithic period. Key themes include cultural interaction mechanisms, urbanization processes, and innovative approaches like garbage archaeology for understanding ancient societal transitions. Skuldbøl actively contributes to academic governance through committee service including PhD Assessment Committees (2007-2008) and Forskningsudvalg (2006-2008). His public engagement includes media commentary on Syrian heritage threats during civil conflict and archaeological significance of waste practices.