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Mie Kristensen
  • Universitetsparken 2, 2100 København Ø

  • Universitetsparken 2

    2100 København Ø

Personal profile

CV

ACADEMIC DEGREES

May 2015: PhD in Pharmaceutics, University of Copenhagen

May 2010: MSc in Biochemistry, University of Copenhagen

APPOINTMENTS

2022-: Associate Professor, CNS Drug Delivery & Barrier Modelling , Department of Pharmacy, University of Copenhagen (group leader as of October 2021)

2016-2021: Tenure Track Assistant Professor, CNS Drug Delivery & Barrier Modelling, Department of Pharmacy, University of Copenhagen (group leader: Professor Birger Brodin)

2015-2016: Postdoc, Peptide and Protein Drug Delivery, Department of Pharmacy, University of Copenhagen (mentor: Professor Hanne Mørck Nielsen)

2011-2015: PhD student, Biologics, Department of Pharmacy, University of Copenhagen (8 months maternity leave) (Supervisor: Professor Hanne Mørck Nielsen)

2011-2013: Visiting PhD student, The Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Protein Research, Copenhagen (Supervisor: Associate Professor Jens Berthelsen)

2010-2011: Scientific Assistant, Developmental Neurobiology, Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine, Berlin (mentor: Fritz G. Rathjen)

Primary fields of research

I investigate strategies to overcome key brain barriers, such as the blood-brain barrier and the nasal olfactory mucosa to enable effective drug delivery to the central nervous system. Using advanced cell models and animals, my work focuses on improving our mechanistic understanding of transport pathways and optimizing CNS drug delivery platforms.

A core area of my research is stroke, where I develop targeted delivery systems to bypass barriers and deliver neuroprotective therapies directly to the brain. The goal is to advance innovative treatments for stroke and other severe brain disorders.

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