These potential supervisors are offering projects for 2016 (current) students.
DanStem
Josh Brickman – Regulating the transition from totipotency to pluripotency
Anne Grapin-Botton – Single cell choices and community behavior during organogenesis
Elisabetta Ferretti – Role of Pbx proteins in lineage choice and mesodermal competence
Kristian Helin – Targeting epigenetic enzymes in brain tumors
Elke Ober – Progenitor cell behaviours in zebrafish liver organogenesis and regeneration
Ole William Petersen – The cellular origin of human breast cancer
Bo Porse – Epigenetic control in normal and malignant hematopoiesis
Henrik Semb – Cell polarity in organ shape and cellular fate
Palle Serup – Integration of Notch Signalling and Lineage Specific Transcription Factors in Organ Patterning
CPR
Søren Brunak – Detecting disease comorbidities using healthcare data and systems biology methodology
Chuna Ram Choudhary – Identifying novel regulatory mechanisms through system-wide analysis of signaling networks
Julien Duxin – Mechanism of DNA-protein crosslink repair in S-phase
Lars Juhl Jensen – Network biology: large-scale biomedical data and text mining
Jiri Lukas – Molecular thresholds of signalling pathways that keep our genomes stable
Niels Mailand – New regulators of the DNA damage response in human cells
Matthias Mann – Patient stratification by their plasma proteomes
Michael Lund Nielsen – Characterizing post-translational modifications by quantitative proteomics
Jakob Nilsson – Regulation of cell division by protein phosphatases
Jesper Olsen – Global analysis of disease signaling pathways by quantitative phosphoproteomics
CBMR
Ken Arnold – Public Engagement with Metabolic Research through Exhibitions: Developing Theoretical and Practical Frameworks for Collection and Display
Manimozhiyan Arumugam – Systems biology and bioinformatics for studying human microbiome in health and disease
Romain Barrès – Molecular bases of epigenetic inheritance of metabolic dysfunction in humans
Brice Emanuelli – Exploring the Molecular Mechanisms Controlling Insulin Action and Metabolic Functions
Zach Gerhart-Hines – Control of brown adipose tissue metabolism by the body’s clock
Niels Grarup – Role of the human genome in metabolic health and disease
Torben Hansen – The role of the gut-liver axis in development of NAFLD
Jens Juul Holst – Translational aspects of obesity and diabetes development and treatment
Tuomas Kilpeläinen – Interplay between genetic and lifestyle factors in metabolic health
Filip Knop – The integrative role of the gut in human glucose metabolism – physiologic, pathophysiologic and pharmocologic implications
Oluf Pedersen – Role of the gut microbiome for human metabolic health
Tune Pers – Data-driven identification of molecular risk factors for appetite regulation using single-cell genomics
Signe Torekov – Potential synergistic effects of GLP-1 analogues and physical exercise on immuno-metabolic health
Jonas Thue Treebak – Molecular regulation of nutrient sensing – importance of cellular NAD metabolism
Henrik Vestergaard – Impact of human gut microbiota and gut-brain signaling on visceral adiposity and pre-diabetes
Louise Whiteley – Media Representation of Metabolic Research and the Relationship between Science and Society
CFB
Irina Borodina – Metabolic engineering of oleaginous yeast for production of fine chemicals
Michael Krogh Jensen – Synthetic biology tools for evolutionary genome engineering
Helene Faustrup Kildegaard – Improved production of difficult-to-express protein therapeutics in CHO cells
Alex Toftgaard Nielsen – Optimizing folding and expression of heterologous proteins in metabolic pathways for production of biochemicals in bacteria
Morten Nørholm – Membrane Proteins and Synthetic Biology
Morten Sommer – Genome-wide identification of elements controlling phenotypic stability
Nikolaus Sonnenschein – Omics-data based cell factory design
Tilmann Weber – Metabolic Engineering of antibiotics production
