I am a molecular and evolutionary biologist with international experience. I have applied a range of different molecular tools to study the interactions between microbiome and its host, using novel molecular tools and analytical skills to combine multiple big datasets in a variety of omics, including genomics, metagenomics, and metabolomics, resulting in information used to develop new molecular based management tools. 

I am interested in deciphering molecular interactions, especially with the focus on holobionts and apply it to livestock productions, like aquaculture, to create a more sustainable production, by utilizing state of the art biotechnology such as metagenome sequencing to boost or modify healthy microbiomes in fish and other production animals.

Education

2013-2016: BA in Biology at University of Copenhagen, Denmark

2016-2018: MSc in Molecular Biology and Genetics at University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Employment

2018-2019: Research Assistant at NTNU, Trondheim, Norway

2019-D.D : PhD-Fellow in Genome Research and Molecular Bio Medicine at University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Grants Awarded

2018: MSc Project grant from Evogenomics