B.Sc. in Biochemistry, Upper Second Class Honours, University of Bath, U.K.

Ph.D. in Bacterial genetics, University of East Anglia/John Innes Centre, Norwich, U.K.

Proteomics and protein biochemistry are applied to key developmental and signalling processes in plants: cereal seed development and germination; plasma membrane proteomics; plant-pathogen interactions; role of the thioredoxin system and redox regulation in plants; correlation of proteome with quality parameters.

Reviewer for French National Research Agency, German Research Foundation, Czech Science Foundation. Edit. board member: J. Proteomics. DK Representative: Intl. plant proteomics organisation INPPO. Member of committees of intl. conferences. “Task Force” member Protein.DTU. Member of PhD committee: Univ. Halle, DE (Katja Witzel), Catholic Univ. Leuven, BE (Annelies Vertommen), and numerous PhDs at U. of Copenhagen, U. of South. Denmark, DTU). Reviewer for biochemistry, plant science and proteomicsjournals.

Innovation activities:

DTU Systems Biology Proteomics platform

Research collaboration with industry, 2007 – present:

Sejet Plant Breeding, Novozymes

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