Early Career Advisory Committee

Parisa Ghofrani-Isfahani

Parisa Ghofrani-Isfahani Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering

C-Capture | Biofuels | Process Control

"I am interested on optimisation, simulation and control of anaerobic digestion and C-capture processes"

 

Ioanna Chatzigiannidou

Ioanna Chatzigiannidou Department of Biotechnology and Biomedicine

Microbial Ecology | Metagenomics

"I am interested in the modulation of microbial communities to promote human and planetary health."

Ginevra Giangeri

Ginevra Giangeri Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering

Microbial Ecology I Molecular Biology I Metagenomics

"My research is centered on investigating the ecology and evolution of the microbiome involved in Anaerobic Digestion processes with a particular focus on microbial synergistic interactions and the potential of using conductive materials to enhance the production of biomethane"

Alexander Gmeiner

Alexander Gmeiner DTU National Food Institute

Microbial Genomics | Bioinformatics | Machine Learning

“My research is focused on the prediction of microbial traits using genomics and machine learning.”

Matthew Robert Carey

Matthew Robert Carey DTU National Food Institute

Microbial Ecology | Metagenomics | Metabolomics
 
"I work on how environmental contaminants effect microbiomes to better understand their impact on human health and the environment"

Albert Juan Fuglsang-Madsen

Albert Juan Fuglsang-Madsen Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Biosustainability

Antimicrobials | Infection Microbiology | in vitro infection models 

 

“I study the progression of disease in vitro by applying clinical isolates, genetically modified pathogens  or laboratory pathogen strains to in vitro-matured, differentiated human lung tissue. In our research group, we study host:pathogen interactions, and I specifically am interested in investigating how we might apply antimicrobials to combat chronic, difficult-to-treat infections.”

1. Strengthen interdepartmental awareness and collaboration among members of the DTU Microbes Initiative 

2. Encourage networking and outreach among early-stage researchers working on microbial-related research.

3. Support early-stage researchers with mentoring, career development and educational activities to promote ethical and inclusive research environments.

 

Example activities:

Talks and workshops

Location visits

DTU Microbes Initiative yearly Conference

  Technology sharing

        ECAC breakfast

        Networking activities