Short presentation

Since October 2019, I have been an Associate Professor in the Mailand group at CPR. My research focuses on studying responses to DNA damage and replication stress with the aim to understand how cells counteract genotoxic insults and prevent genome instability. Currently, I am investigating the molecular link between human proteases and cellular surveillance pathways with its important implications in health and disease.

Primary fields of research

Cell Biology, Genome stability, DNA Damage Response, Replication, Proteases

Possible conflicts of interest

None

CV

Postdoc:

2016-2019: University of Copenhagen, CPR, Mailand lab

PhD:

2013-2016: University of Copenhagen, CPR, supervisor: Professor Niels Mailand, thesis title: “Functions of ubiquitin ligases in responses to replication stress and DNA damage"

Studies:

2010-2012: Master studies in Biochemistry at University of Copenhagen, Denmark, Master’s thesis supervisor: Associate Professor Claus Storgaard Sørensen (BRIC)

2007-2010: Bachelor studies in Biochemistry at University of Leipzig, Germany, Bachelor’s thesis supervisor: Professor Kurt Engeland (University of Leipzig Medical School)