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PhD School

fa c u lt y o f s c i e n c e
university of copenhagen
PhD School
Annual Report 2014
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Foreword
The annual report from the PhD School of SCIENCE provides an overview of the activities in 2014, including key numbers for academic activities, statistics of enrolled and graduated students, administrative initiatives, new study programmes, and collaborative initiatives with international universities.
Furthermore, the report includes a list of all graduated PhD students in 2014 (enclosure 6).
The PhD programme is one of the flagships of the university and at the same time an important strategic element in the departmental research strategies. The Faculty of Science will continue to allocate
significant resources to the training and education of PhD students within natural and life sciences. The
overall focus of the SCIENCE PhD programme continues to be training of researchers who will contribute to the further development of the general welfare and knowledge level in our society – in both the
public and the private sector. The PhD School of SCIENCE strives for excellence in all elements of a PhD
study including supervision, research training, educational programmes and research accomplishments.
This is supported by the very large number of qualified applications from all over the world to advertised PhD positions.
Over the past year, 331 new students have been enrolled at the PhD School. A total of 1162 students
are currently enrolled, of whom 601 or about 52 % are foreigners. About half of the international students are Europeans and the other half come from the rest of the world. SCIENCE has students from
81 countries enrolled, representing almost half of the world’s national states so our PhD students contribute significantly to the internationalization of our faculty. The SCIENCE PhD programme has a good
gender balance with 47 % female and 53 % male PhD students enrolled. We are very pleased that the
12 faculty departments have been able to recruit so many talented Danish and international students.
Morten Pejrup
Head of SCIENCE PhD School
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FA C U LT Y O F S C I E N C E Kell Mortensen
Head of SCIENCE PhD Committee
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Important Activities in 2014
In 2014, the action plan for the PhD School 2014-16 was approved. 2014 was also the year when
the PhD School formulated a new set of rules and guidelines for the PhD programme, and revised
forms to be used in the daily administration were released. One of the major revisions includes a
smoother and more substantial way to declare co-authorships – now only three authors have to sign
the statement, whereas the contribution of the PhD student to the scientific article is described in
more detail.
The PhD School implemented the integrated MSc and PhD 3+5 scheme and enrolled the first PhD student on this new 5-year programme. The PhD School continued to attract double degree PhD students
and increased the engagement with Brazil through the programme ‘Science without Borders’.
In 2014, the PhD School started a new tradition of celebrating the graduated PhD‘s at a
ceremony for all graduates of the year. On 12
September 2014, the PhD School hosted the
first graduation ceremony. Supervisors and family were also invited, and more than 200 guests
contributed to making the ceremony memorable. The PhD School also instituted a prize
awarded to exceptionally good PhD theses.
Three graduates were awarded a prize for their
excellent PhD projects.
The PhD Education at SCIENCE in the Year 2014 – A Global Affair
PhD programmes are recognized as an excellent tool to establish, create and maintain collaborations
between institutions across borders. The PhD School is pleased that the research environments at the
Faculty are able to attract bright PhD students from all over the world. The vast majority of our PhD
students are recruited through regular job announcements, and the students are exclusively selected
on the basis of their credentials. Another group of students are recruited through national agreements
between the Danish government and foreign governments. An example is Science without Borders,
an agreement between the Brazilian government and various foreign institutions. Currently 11 Brazilian
students are enrolled at SCIENCE, and we aim to attract more in the future. Another example of an international governmental agreement is the Sino Danish Collaboration (SDC). A handful of the faculty’s 89 Chinese PhD students are recruited via the SDC scheme, whereas the majority of the remaining
are co-funded by the Chinese government (Chinese Scholarship Council).
The PhD School of SCIENCE is indeed an international environment. As you can see on the map below,
all continents (Antarctica not included) are represented and there are PhD students from 81 different
countries. Most of the students come from Europe (73 %) and Asia (17 %) whereas Africa, North America
and South America are represented by 3-4 percent each. Broadly speaking, half of the PhD students are
Danes, 25 percent from the rest of Europe (especially Germany) and the remaining 25 percent are from
other parts of the world. Details on the nationalities of the PhD students can be seen in enclosure 1.
For many years, the Faculty of Science has been engaged in capacity building programmes in the
third world, and PhD programmes are seen as a very helpful tool. Thus a lot of the African and Asian
PhD students are recruited through capacity building programmes, often initiated by the Danish
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Danida), e.g. Building Stronger Universities and FFU (part of the Danish
Research Council), but also programmes initiated by the European Union.
From left to right: Dean John Renner Hansen, Laura Vang
Rasmussen, Lars Behrendt and Alexander Sokol.
Finally, the PhD School enrolled 331 new PhD
students and graduated 285 candidates.
Theme 2014:
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PHD SCHOOL · ANNUAL REPORT 2014
FA C U LT Y O F S C I E N C E Map showing the
nationalities of
the PhD students
enrolled at Science.
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Double Degree Collaborations
PhD Course Activities
An increasing number of PhD students at SCIENCE are enrolled on a double degree scheme with a
foreign institution as host institution (57 PHD students as shown in table 2, p. 12). Double degree collaborations are especially relevant if a scientific environment aims to strengthen the bond with another
university. It demands a very close working relationship between the supervisors from the two institutions and also embeds the student in the research facilities at both universities. The student has to
spend time at both universities, fulfil the academic standards of both universities and is subsequently
awarded a PhD degree from both institutions, usually after a joint public PhD defence.
Generic PhD Courses at the Faculty of SCIENCE
SCIENCE hosts a number of generic courses. The courses are operated and supplied by the departments and external providers. You can see a list of courses in enclosure 3.
Mandatory Courses at SCIENCE
The Responsible Conduct of Research course is mandatory for all PhD students at SCIENCE. In 2014,
193 PhD students passed the course. The Responsible Conduct of Research course is also part of the
Introduction Course. In 2014, 105 PhD students passed the Introduction Course. In total, 298 passed
the Responsible Conduct of Research course in 2014.
The double degree scheme in Denmark was initiated in 2010-11 via the EU framework Erasmus
Mundus and the Faculty of Science took the opportunity to engage in syndicates with other European
universities. The experience was very positive and the idea has developed from a few engagements
back in 2011 to close to 60 in 2014. In enclosure 2, you will find a list of double degree partner institutions (41 in total) and it appears that most agreements are entered into with European partner
institutions. It also shows that quite a few double degree arrangements are related to engagements in
capacity building and the SwB scheme mentioned earlier.
Introduction to University Pedagogy is mandatory for all PhD students who are going to teach at the
University of Copenhagen. In 2014, 188 PhD students passed the course.
Funding for International PhD Courses
Each year, faculty members at the departments are given the opportunity to apply for co-funding for
PhD courses for which the teachers include external experts/professors from international universities.
The courses offer opportunities for students to be exposed to state–of–the-art knowledge within specific scientific disciplines. Through this, valuable contacts are established with the international experts,
and the students can benefit from this in their further training and research. By having a mixture of
students from different universities and countries, important social and professional networks are also
established among the students who participate.
The PhD School’s Annual Accounts for 2014
In 2014, the PhD School was allocated DKK 5.2 mill. to support the following activities: a) International
PhD courses offered by the departments, b) Transferable skills courses, incl. the mandatory PhD courses Responsible Conduct of Research, Introduction to University Pedagogy and the Introduction Course
for New PhD Students and c) Events and other operational costs.
The students are generally very happy with the courses. In the assessments following the courses, the
courses are generally given very fine reviews by the students.
The overall expenditure (budget lines) can be found in the table below. In the section about international PhD courses and generic PhD courses on the next pages and in enclosures 3-4, you will find
more information about the individual course activity.
In 2014, a total of 42 courses were granted co-funding by the PhD School (enclosure 4).
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Activity
Budget lines DKK
International PhD Courses
2,900,000
Transferable Skills Courses
1,650,000
Events and operational costs of the PhD School
650,000
Total
5,200,000
For further information about PhD courses provided by SCIENCE, please see the
SCIENCE course database
Final Evaluation of the PhD Programme
Study Statistics
The PhD School evaluates the faculty’s PhD Programme by surveying the graduated PhD students.
The graduates are asked questions about the PhD study programme and the environment surrounding
them during the PhD. The questionnaire deals with the quality of the courses taken during the PhD,
the academic and social environment and other areas relating to their experiences as PhD students at
the faculty of SCIENCE. A range of questions are also directed at the experiences of the many international PhD students at SCIENCE.
In January 2013, the PhD School of SCIENCE was established by a merger of the former faculties (NAT
and LIFE). Due to the fact that a part of LIFE (the veterinary departments) was also divided between
Faculty of Science and Faculty of Health Sciences, it has been decided to include only data from 2013
and onwards.
Table 1: An overview
Of the 282 graduates in the period 1 January - 31 December 2014, about 60 % replied fully or partially
to the survey. The overall impression from the replies and comments is positive. The vast majority of
the respondents are content with their experiences as PhD students at SCIENCE.
The final evaluation report can be found on the PhD School website: www.science.ku.dk/phd.
PhD students at SCIENCE
2013
2014
PhD Students as of 31 December
1132
1160
Enrolments (1 January to 31 December)
332
331
PhD Degrees Awarded (1 January to 31 December)
262
282
Discontinued PhD Programmes
24
49
The PhD School of SCIENCE is the second largest PhD educational environment in Denmark and hosts
almost 1,200 PhD students. Each student is enrolled at one of the twelve departments of the Faculty.
The PhD School aims to attract 332 new PhD students per year, which implies that the PhD School
will maintain its volume in the years to come. In 2014, 282 PhD students graduated which are twenty
more than last year, and this number is expected to increase in the coming years. The number of discontinued PhD programmes appears to be rather low. The increase from 24 in 2013 to 49 in 2014 is
caused by an action on the part of the PhD School which identified and discontinued PhD students
who no longer wished to pursue their PhD study programmes. Thus 15 of the discontinued students
were enrolled for less than three years, whereas the remaining 34 had exceeded the three-year study
period at the time of the study discontinuation.
The next few pages display a number of tables that present the aggregated data on population, enrolment and graduation at Faculty level.
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TABLE 3: BASIC STATISTICS OF THE PHD STUDENTS ENROLLED IN 2013 AND 2014
Population
Table 2 shows basic statistical information on the population. For details on the distribution of the PhD
students at the departments, please see enclosure 5.
TABLE 2: BASIC STATISTICS OF THE PHD POPULATION IN 2013 AND 2014
2013
2014
Number
1132
1160
Gender
F: 544 (48 %)
M: 590 (52 %)
F: 547 (47 %)
M: 612 (53 %)
Nationality
DK:
594 (52 %)
Europe: 235 (21 %)
Other: 303 (27 %)
DK:
558 (48 %)
Europe: 275 (24 %)
Other: 326 (28 %)
Age at enrolment
Avg.: 28
Min: 21
Max: 56
Avg.: 28
Min: 21
Max: 61
MSc degree awarded at
UCPH:
590 (52 %)
Other DK: 90 (8 %)
Other: 453 (40 %)
UCPH: 580 (50 %)
OtherDK: 91 (8 %)
Other: 489 (42 %)
Study programme
5+3: 1041 (91 %)
4+4:* 64 (6 %)
Double degree**: 27 (3 %)
5+3: 1028 (89 %)
4+4:* 75 (6 %)
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*
2013
2014
Number
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331
Gender
F: 165 (50 %)
M: 167 (50 %)
F: 140 (42 %)
M: 191 (58 %)
Nationality
DK:
161 (48 %)
Europe: 69 (21 %)
Other: 102 (31 %)
DK: 138 (42 %)
Europe: 91 (28 %)
Other: 102 (30 %)
Age at enrolment
Avg.: 28
Min: 21*
Max: 53
Avg.: 28
Min: 21
Max: 61
MSc degree awarded at
UCPH:
162 (50 %)
Other DK: 23 (7 %)
Other: 146 (44 %)
UCPH:
157 (47 %)
Other DK: 20 (6 %)
Other: 154 (47 %)
Study programme
5+3: 299 (90 %)
4+4:* 6 (2 %)
5+3: 282 (85 %)
3+5: 15 (5 %)
) The PhD student is enrolled on the 4+4 scheme (one year before graduation as an MSc candidate)
) The double degree PhD students have a foreign university as host institution
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Table 3 shows that the PhD programme at SCIENCE in 2014 attracted more males than females
(58 % vs 42 %) – in 2013, the gender balance was 50/50. It also appears that 42 percent of the population is of Danish nationality, 28 percent from other EU countries whereas the remaining 30 percent are
of a non-EU nationality. A typical PhD student at SCIENCE is 28 years old when commencing the PhD
programme and is enrolled on the 5+3 PhD scheme. Finally, it is displayed that 47 percent is recruited
from University of Copenhagen, another 6 percent from other Danish universities and the last 47 percent enter the PhD programme at SCIENCE with an MSc degree achieved from outside Denmark.
) The PhD student is enrolled on the 4+4 scheme (one year before graduation as an MSc candidate)
) The double degree PhD students have a foreign university as host institution
**
Table 2 shows that the size of the population has been rather constant the past two years. The gender
balance is close to being 50/50 and 48 percent of the population is of Danish nationality, 23 percent
from other European countries, whereas the remaining 27 percent are of a non-European nationality.
Finally, it appears that 50 percent of the population is recruited from University of Copenhagen, another 8 percent from other Danish universities and the remaining 42 percent enter the PhD programme at
SCIENCE with an MSc degree achieved from outside of Denmark.
TABLE 4: BASIC STATISTICS ON FUNDING SCHEMES OF PHD STUDENTS ENROLLED IN 2013 AND 2014
2013
2014
Number
332
331
Fully funded by UCPH
59 (17 %)
68 (21 %)
Enrolment
Co-funded by UCPH and External Bodies
149 (45 %)
165 (50 %)
Fully funded by external bodies
116 (35 %)
93 (27 %)
In tables 3 and 4 you will find basic statistical information of PhD students enrolled in 2013 and 2014.
For details on the distribution of the PhD students at department level, please see enclosure 5.
Industrial PhD Students (also fully externally funded
9 (3 %)
5 (2 %)
Table 4 shows that the co-funding scheme is the most typical way of funding PhD programmes at
SCIENCE.
27 percent of the PhD projects are fully financed by an external funding body, whereas 21 percent are
fully funded by the University. The share of scholarships funded by the Industrial PhD scheme is 2 percent.
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Graduation
Danish students in 2014 was only 42 percent. Please read the section on internationalization to learn more about
the background of this development.
Table 5 shows the number of PhD graduates in 2013 and 2014 (the period from 1 January – 31
December). In enclosure 5, you will find information on the distribution of the graduates at the twelve
departments at SCIENCE. In enclosure 5, you will also find information on the individual PhD graduate.
Educational Background
The proportion of PhD students with an MSc degree from the University of Copenhagen seems to be declining –
52 percent of the current population (table 2) holds an MSc degree from UCPH which only seems to be the case
for the 47 percent of PhD students enrolled in 2014 (table 3). This might be a logical result of the increase of PhD
students with a non-Danish nationality. However, the MSc programmes at SCIENCE are known to attract quite a
few international students and some of them continue their education by being enrolled on the PhD programme
at SCIENCE. Of the 157 PhD students enrolled in 2014 holding an MSc degree from UCPH, 37 are foreigners.
TABLE 5: PHD DEGREES AWARDED IN 2013 AND 2014 (1 JANUARY – 31 DECEMBER)
2013
2014
Number
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282
Gender
F: 115 (44 %)
M: 148 (56 %)
F: 131 (46 %)
M: 151 (54 %)
Nationality
DK:
164 (63 %)
Europe: 42 (16 %)
Other: 57 (21 %)
DK:
158 (56 %)
Europe: 69 (24 %)
Other: 55 (20 %)
Funding
The funding for PhD projects comes from the university and external funding bodies, primarily Danish research
councils, the European Union, other foreign universities and private trust funds and companies. Most PhD projects are co-funded and the number of fully university funded projects is rather low. This trend is expected to
continue in the years to come. In 2013, 45 percent of the PhD projects were co-funded whereas the percentage
in 2014 increased to 50.
Trends and Observations
The Future
A comparison of the statistics demonstrates that almost all PhD students are enrolled in the 5+3 scheme
and that the age of enrolment is close to being constant with an average of 28 years. However, it also
appears that 8 percent of the students enrolled in 2013 entered on a double degree scheme and in 2014
the amount increased to 10 percent. The enrolment on the integrated 4+4 scheme is quite modest, but it
is expected to increase in 2015 when the flexible 3+5 scheme is implemented.
In 2015, the PhD School will focus on implementing the flexible integrated MSc and PhD scheme. The student must
be accepted as an MSc student at SCIENCE. The flexible scheme can begin in the time span from the first day of the
MSc programme and until the student starts writing the MSc thesis i.e. begins the thesis contract. The aim is to attract especially talented students at an early stage of their career.
Gender Balance
Attention will also be paid to the quality and content of PhD supervision with respect to describing the role of
the supervisor in relation to the expectations of the PhD student.
The tables reveal that the gender balance during the past many years has approximated 50/50 but now
it appears that the balance may be changing again. If you look at the gender distribution among the
graduates in 2013, it shows that 56 percent of the graduates were males. In 2014, the male proportion
declined to 54 percent. In 2013, 50 percent of the new students were males, whereas the percentage of
males enrolled in 2014 were 58. This finding is not easily explained. Maybe it is a result of coincidence?
The gender balance of Europeans is close to equality and among students recruited from countries outside Europe, 45 percent are women and 55 percent are males. The distribution between new enrolled
Danes is even more unbalanced – only 38 percent are females.
Identifying career paths of PhD graduates is given very high priority in 2015. This is an important issue as almost
80 percent of PhD graduates will find their future job outside academia. Based on statistical and qualitative information collected by the University of Copenhagen, the PhD School will monitor the current job situation for
our graduates. More importantly, the PhD School will facilitate and help the individual PhD student in designing a
personal development plan in which the student reflects over his/her preferences, abilities, skills and possibilities
with respect to the future career. The ambition is for the student to realize the broad variety of competences they
hold as graduates from a PhD programme at SCIENCE. Both the competences taught directly throughout the
programme and the competences picked up along the way, e.g. generic competences like project management
and technical skills.
Nationality
Years ago, almost all PhD students enrolled at UCPH were Danes. As time went on, the PhD programme attracted more and more international students and today it is broadly recognized that
knowledge and research is a global affair. The trend is uncovered in the statistics. If you take a look
at the graduates from 2013 and 2014, you will see that the proportion of Danes has declined from
63 percent to 54 percent. From table 3, that reflects the annual enrolments, you can see that the
trend continues. In 2013, 48 percent of the new students were Danes whereas the percentage of new
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Finally, the PhD School will upgrade the website of the school, implement an on-line PhD course administration
system that will make the administration of PhD courses smoother and convert the many forms into a web-based
interface.
PhD School Structure
Find out more about the PhD School of Science,
University of Copenhagen on www.science.ku.dk/phd
The PhD School of SCIENCE is the organizational framework for all PhD students enrolled at the
Faculty of Science. The PhD School aims to secure that all PhD students across the faculty are subject
to the same rights and obligations and particularly that all elements of the PhD study have a quality
that meets the highest international standards. The PhD School strives for an easy, rapid and flexible
administration of PhD matters in close collaboration with the PhD coordinators and PhD secretaries at
the individual departments.
Head of PhD School
Vice Dean of Research, Professor Morten Pejrup
PhD Committee 2014
Representatives of the Scientific Staff
Professor Kell Mortensen, Niels Bohr Institute (Chairman)
Associate professor Mette Kristensen, Department of Nutrition, Exercise and Sports
(until 30 September 2014) and Jens Friis Lund, Department of Food and Resource Economics who
replaced Mette Kristensen
Professor Ryszard Nest, Department of Mathematical Sciences
Professor Erik Dahl Kjær, Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management
Professor David Collinge, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences
Representatives of the PhD Students
PhD student Niek de Kleijn, Department of Mathematical Sciences
PhD student Anne Mette Frejsel, Niels Bohr Institute
PhD student Frederik Clauson-Kaas, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences
PhD student Søren Larsen, Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management
PhD student Klavs Martin Sørensen, Department of Food Science
The PhD School
Faculty of Science
Bülowsvej 17
DK-1870 Frederiksberg C.
[email protected]
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Enclosure 1: PhD students and their origin
PHD STUDENTS AND THEIR ORIGIN – CONTINENTS AND COUNTRIES
Africa
Asia
Europe
North America
Oceanian
South America
Egypt (2)
Armenia (1)
Albania (2)
Canada (7)
Australia (1)
Bolivia (5)
Africa
Ethiopia (22)
Bangladesh (7)
Austria (9)
Dominican Republic (1)
New Zealand (1)
Brazil (16)
Africa
Ghana (2)
Cambodia (2)
Belgium (2)
Honduras (1)
Colombia (1)
Africa
South Africa
University of Western Cape
1
Kenya (2)
China (89)
Bosnien-Herz. (2)
Guatemala (1)
Costa Rica (1)
Africa
Tanzania
Ardhi University
3
Madagascar (1)
India (16)
Bulgaria (1)
Mexico (13)
Cuba (1)
Africa
Tanzania
Sokoine University of Agriculture
4
Mali (3)
Indonesia (10)
Czech Republic (1)
USA (15)
Peru (1)
Africa
Tanzania
University of Dar es Salaam
1
Nigeria (1)
Iran (17)
Croatia (1)
St. Luca (1)
Asia
China
China University of Geosciences
1
Senegal (3)
Israel (2)
Denmark (558)
Asia
China
Shandong University
1
South Africa (1)
Japan (1)
England (11)
Asia
Iran
University of Zanjan
1
Tanzania (8)
Lebanon (1)
Finland (5)
Asia
Lebanon
Lebanese University
1
Uganda (6)
Malaysia (15)
France (17)
Asia
Thailand
Suranaree University of Technology
1
Zimbabwe (1)
Nepal (3)
Georgia (2)
Australia
Australia
Curtin University of Technology
1
Pakistan (3)
Germany (73)
Australia
Australia
University of South Australia
4
Philippines (3)
Greece (10)
Europe
Austria
Graz University of Technology
1
Russia (8)
Hungary (2)
Europe
Belgium
KU Leuven
2
Saudi Arabia (1)
Ireland (2)
Europe
Czech Republic
Masaryk University
1
Syria (3)
Iceland (4)
Europe
England
University of East Anglia
2
Thailand (2)
Italy (42)
Europe
France
Monpellier SubAgro
1
Turkey (5)
Latvia (3)
Europe
France
University of Bologna
1
Palestine (6)
Lithuania (9)
Europe
France
University of Verseilles
1
Vietnam (3)
Moldavia (1)
Europe
Germany
Georg-August Universität Göttingen
1
In total 52 (4 %)
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Enclosure 2: Study statistics on foreign partner institutions hosting double PhD degree programmes
COLLABORATION INSTITUTIONS – HOST UNIVERSITIES
In total 198 (17 %)
Continent
Country
Institution
Number of students
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa University
3
Ethiopia
Jimma University
3
Netherlands (14)
Europe
Greece
Democritus University of Thrace
1
Norway (10)
Europe
Hungary
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
1
Poland (14)
Europe
Italy
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI TORINO
1
Portugal (8)
Europe
Italy
University of Catania
1
Switzerland (2)
Europe
Italy
University of Napels Federico II
1
Serbia (3)
Europe
Italy
University of Naples
1
1
Slovakia (1)
Europe
Italy
University of Rome
Slovenia (1)
Europe
Lithuania
Vilnius University
1
Spain (14)
Europe
Norway
University of Stavanger
1
Sweden (18)
Europe
Russia
Lomonosov Mocsow State University
3
Ukraine (1)
Europe
Sweden
Lund University
1
Europe
Sweden
Sveriges Landbruks Universitet
2
In total 843 (73 %)
In total 38 (3 %)
In total 2
In total 26 (3 %)
Europe
The Netherlands
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
1
Europe
The Netherlands
Wageningen University
1
Europe
Turkey
Hacettepe University
1
Europe
Wales
Bangor University
5
North America
USA
Johns Hopkins University
1
South America
Brazil
Federal University of Lavras
1
South America
Brazil
University of Brasília
2
South America
Brazil
University of Sao Paolo
1
Enclosure 3: Generic PhD Courses from the PhD School
Course
Enclosure 4: International PhD Courses
Course Title
Department
International Guest Teachers
Neutrinos Underground and in the
Heavens
Niels Bohr Institute
Dr. Georg Raffelt, Max-Planck-Institute, Germany
Professor Carlo Giunti, University of Torino, Italy
Advanced Methods in Statistical Data
Analysis
Dr. Roberto Trotta, Imperial College, UK
Dr. Wouter Verkerke, Wageningen UR, The Netherlands
Quantum Effects in Low-Dimensional
Systems
Professor Charles Kane, University of Pennsylvania, USA
Professor Amir Yacoby, Harvard University, USA
Subglacial Processes and Their
Importance for Ice Dynamics
Professor Douglas I. Benn, University of St Andrews, Scotland
Dr. /Postdoctoral Research Associate Marion Bougamont,
Cambridge University, UK
From Light to Dark – The Growing
Phase of Supermassive Black Holes
Professor Omer Blaes, University of California-Santa Barbara, USA
Professor Nadia Zakamska, Johns-Hopkins University, USA
Hosted by
Personal Development and Career Planning
Introduction Course for New PhD Students
Department of Science Education
Careerlab
Copenhagen BioSAS 2014
Dr. Dmitri l Svergun, EMBL, Germany
Dr. Pau Bernado, The Institute for Research in Biomedicine (IRB
Barcelona), Spain
Responsible Conduct of Research
Department of Food and Resource Economics
Philosophy of Science and Research Ethics
Dr. Robert K Thomas, University of Oxford, UK
Dr. Desmond Francis McMorrow, University College London, UK
Dr. Stewart M. Clark, University of Cambridge, UK
Dr. Michael Fitzsimmons, Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA
Dr. Jason S. Gardner, Indiana University, USA
Research Ethics
Project Management
Management of Innovation and Entrepreneurial Careers in
Academia
Fourth Annual Niels Bohr
International Academy Workshop
on ESS Science: Opening a New
Window into Surface Interactions
by combining Inelastic Neutron
Scattering and Reflectometry to
Molecular Dynamics
First Danish Summer School in
Carbon Nanotechnology
Chemistry
Scholarship and Diverse Approaches: Methodological Implications
for the Field of Entrepreneurship
Associate Professor Takhee Lee, Seoul National University, South
Korea
Vincenzo Palermo, Leader National Research Council of Italy, Italy
Science Education
Introduction to University Pedagogy (IUP)
Mathematics and SCIENCE: The
Relationship and Disconnects
between Research and Education
Associate Professor Niklas Gericke, Karlstad University, Sweden
Professor Tetsuo Isozaki, Hiroshima University, Japan
Academic Writing
Global Denmark
Mathematical Sciences
Advanced Presentation Techniques
Global Denmark
Sage Days 61: Quaternion Orders and
Brandt Modules
Become a Confident Conference Speaker in English
Centre for Internationalisation and Parallel Language Use (CIP)
Professor David Kohel, Université d’Aix-Marseille, France.
EPSRC Fellow Lassina Dembele, University of Warwick, UK
Professor William Stein, University of Washington, USA.
Professor John Voight, University of Vermont, USA
Save time and Improve your Research – Reference Managing,
Copyright and Bibliometrics for PhD students
Faculty Library of Social Sciences
Professor Christopher Douglas, University of Oxford, UK
André Henriques, Universiteit Utrecht, The Netherlands
The Art of Scientific Writing
Topological Quantum Field Theories,
Quantum Groups and 3-Manifold
Invariants
Presentation Techniques in English
Department of Science Education/Global Denmark
State Space Models and Particle
Methods
Writer Development
Professor Omiros Papaspiliopoulos, Universitat Pompeu Fabra,
Spain
Professor Nicolas Chopin, National School of Statistics and
Economic Administration ENSAE, France
Writing Workshop: Scientific Writing in English
Department of Science Education/Global Denmark
Project Management and Entrepreneurship
Dissemination Courses
18
Deformation Quantization and
Algebraic Index Theorems
Professor dr. Boris Tsygan, Northwestern University, USA
Professor dr. Hessel, Eindhoven University of Technology, The
Netherlands
International Summer School on
Deep Learning in Image Analysis
Computer Science
Associate Professor Andrew Ng, Stanford University, USA
Dr. Geoffrey E. Hinton, University of Toronto, Canada.
Professor Yoshua Bengio, University of Montreal, Canada.
Cube Complexes and Groups
Professor Daniel Wise, McGill University, Canada
Postdoctoral Mark Hagen, University of Michigan, USA
Information Geometry
Computer Science
Functional Protein Dynamics
Biology
Professor Michele Vendruscolo, University of Cambridge, UK
Professor Benjamin Schuler, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Associate Professor Wolfgang Peti, Brown University, USA
Professor Mikael Akke, Lund University, Sweden
Professor Shun-íchi Amari, RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Japan
Professor Nihat Ay, University of Leipzig, Germany
Research Scientist Nikolaus Hansen, Inria Laboratoire de Recherche
en Informatique (LRI), France
Professor Jan Peters, University of Darmstadt, Germany
Inverse Problems with Applications
in Tomography and Imaging
Computer Science
Professor Kamichi Kanatani, Okayama University, Japan
Professor Erkki Jaakko Somersalo, Case Western Reserve University,
USA
Docent Martin Lindahl, Lund University, Sweden
PhotoSYNTHETICbiologi – Synthetic
Biology in Photosynthetic Organisms
Plant and Environmental
Sciences
Professor Andreas P. M. Weber, Heinrich-Heine-University,
Germany. Heinrich Heine University, Düsseldorf, Germany
Professor Stephen Mayfield, San Diego Center for Algae
Biotechnology and University of California, San Diego, USA
Plant Nutrients in Terrestrial
Ecosystems – Acquisition and
Turnover
Sciences
Professor Ken E. Gillar, Wageningen University, The Netherlands
Associate Professor Enzo Lombi, University of South Australia,
Australia
Agtrain Joint Fields Course
– Sustainable Agricultural
Intensification
Sciences
Cornelia Janny Maatje Almekinders, Wageningen University,
The netherlands
Modelling Species Distributions
under Climate Change
Natural History Museum of
Denmark
Associate Professor Catherine Graham, Stony Brook University, USA
Dr. Raquel Garcia, National Museum of Natural History, Madrid,
Spain
Taxonomy, Identification and
Ecology of European Ants
Biology
Dr. Xavier Espadaler, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain
Professor Michal Woyciechowski, Jagiellonian University, Poland
Microbial Community Ecology
Biology
Professor Jari Oksanen, University of Oulu, Finland
Researcher Mohammad Bahram, University of Tartu, Estonia
Global Change
Biology
Dr. Albert Klein Tank, Ministry of Infrastructure and the
Environment, The Netherlands
Professor Phil Ineson, University of York, UK
Food Spectroscopy – Instrumental
Analyses of Food
Food Science
Adjunct Professor Imad Farhat, Director of Business Development
Firmenich
Aroma Components in Food
Food Science
Professor Saskia van Ruth, Wageningen UR, The Netherlands
Dr. ir. Jean-Paul Vincken, Wageningen UR, The Netherlands
Tropical Forest Restoration – Form
Theory to Practice
Geosciences and Natural
Resource Management
Associate Professor Michiel van Breugel, Yale-NUS College,
National University of Singapore, Singapore
Postdoctoral Richard B. Primack, Boston University, USA
Introduction to Nutritional
Metabolomics
Nutrition, Exercise and
Sports
Land Use Change in the Global
South: Interactions with Local
Management
Resource Management
Professor Tom Rudel, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey,
USA
Christine Padoch, The New York Botanical Garden, USA
Dr. Martina Kutmon, University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria,
Austria
Professor Age Smilde, University of Amsterdam, the netherlands
Performance and Training of The Top
Athlete
Sports
Professor Andrew Jones, University of Exeter, UK
Professor Hans-Christer Holmberg, Mid Sweden University, Sweden
Advanced Seismic Imaging of the
Lithosphere
Resource Management
Professor Lapo Bosvhi, University of Paris 6, France
Adjunct Associate Research Scientist Tarje Nissen-Meyer, Oxford
University, UK
Food, Medicine and Philosophy in
East and West
Sports
Coastal and Estuarine
Morphodynamics
Resource Management
Professor Dr. Gerd Masselink, University of Plymouth, UK
Professor Dr. Huib de Swart,Utrecht University, The Netherlands
Associate Professor Jennifer Man-Fan Wan, Yhe University of
Hong Kong, China
Associate Professor Usha Antony, Anna University, India
Sports
Professor Jay Coakley, University of Colorado, USA
Professor Maureen Weiss, University of Minnesota, USA
Assessment and Propagation of
Uncertainty in Spatially Distributed
Environmental Modelling
Resource Management
Dr. ir. Gerard Heuvelink, Wageningen UR, The Netherlands
Team Sports and Health:
Psychological and Sociological
Perspectives
Team Sports and Health:
Physiological Perspectives
Sports
Anisotropy and Mantle Deformation
Resource Management
Professor Shun-Ichiro Karato, Yale University, USA
Professor David Mainprice, University of Montpellier, France
Professor Tim Mayer, University College London, UK
Research Professor Carlo Castagna, Universita’ Degli Studi Di Roma,
Italy
Resource Management
Professor dr. Maarten Hajer, University of Amsterdam,
The Netherlands
Professor Graham Shane, Columbia University, USA
Spatial Econometric Analysis and
Spatial Data Management
Food and Resource
Economics
Professor Daniel James Phaneuf, University of Wisconsin-Madison,
USA
Postdoctoral Kathrine Kathrine von Graevenitz, European
Economic Research (ZEW), Germany
Expertise, Environment and
Development
Food and Resource
Economics
Postdoctoral Arun Agrawal, University of Michigan, USA
Professor Jesse C. Ribot, University of Illinois, USA
New Interfaces in Urban Planning –
On Urban Theory and Methodology
between Research by Design and
Scientific Tradition
20
Enclosure 5: Study Statistics
Population – details on the distribution of the PhD students at the departments
TABLE 1A: BASIC STATISTICS ON THE POPULATION OF PHD STUDENTS AT THE DEPARTMENTS IN 2013 AND 2014
Number
SCIENCE
BIO
DIKU
IFRO
FOOD
IGN
NEXS
MATH
IND
PLEN
CHEM
NBI
SNM
22
Gender
Nationality
F
DK
EUR
Other
M
Age at enrolment
MSc degree from
Avg
Enrolment – details on the distribution of the PhD enrolments at the departments
TABLE 1B: BASIC STATISTICS ABOUT THE PHD STUDENTS ENROLLED AT THE DEPARTMENTS IN 2013 AND 2014
Study scheme
Min
Max
UCPH
Other DK
Other
5+3
4+4
DD
2013
1132
544
590
594
235
303
28
21
56
590
90
453
1041
64
27
2014
1160
547
612
558
275
326
28
21
61
580
91
489
1028
75
57
2013
192
95
97
108
34
50
29
21
56
97
19
76
187
4
1
2014
184
89
95
100
38
46
29
21
56
93
19
72
178
5
1
2013
36
5
31
19
8
9
28
23
44
18
2
16
29
7
0
2014
37
4
33
21
7
9
28
21
44
24
2
11
29
8
0
2013
68
40
28
25
6
37
30
23
51
36
4
28
58
5
5
2014
65
37
28
18
11
36
30
23
51
33
4
28
53
4
8
2013
64
46
18
32
13
9
28
24
46
32
6
26
59
2
2
2014
60
42
18
21
9
30
27
23
46
21
6
33
54
2
4
2013
151
76
75
62
38
51
30
22
55
59
16
76
139
3
9
2014
161
80
81
63
38
60
31
22
61
58
16
87
136
4
21
2013
95
52
43
72
11
12
31
24
48
68
9
18
93
1
1
2014
91
52
39
68
8
15
31
24
49
65
9
17
86
1
4
2013
44
12
32
24
10
10
26
21
35
28
1
16
44
0
0
2014
45
12
33
22
17
2
26
21
35
23
2
20
43
0
2
2013
8
7
1
6
0
2
34
24
48
4
2
2
8
0
0
2014
10
9
1
8
0
2
33
24
48
5
3
2
10
0
0
2013
191
108
83
84
48
59
28
22
46
91
11
89
175
9
7
2014
196
111
85
72
59
65
28
22
46
86
9
101
176
11
9
2013
79
21
58
51
16
12
26
23
36
48
8
23
71
8
0
2014
89
29
60
55
21
13
26
23
36
53
9
27
78
10
1
2013
152
55
97
79
44
29
26
22
49
82
9
61
126
25
1
2014
154
49
105
80
51
23
26
22
49
88
9
57
125
26
3
2013
51
26
25
30
7
14
29
23
42
27
3
21
47
3
1
2014
67
33
34
30
16
21
29
23
42
31
3
33
59
4
4
Number
SCIENCE
BIO
DIKU
IFRO
FOOD
IGN
NEXS
MATH
IND
PLEN
CHEM
NBI
SNM
Gender
Nationality
Age at enrolment
MSc degree from
F
M
DK
EUR
Other
Avg
Min
Max
UCPH
Other DK
Other
5+3
Study scheme
4+4
DD
2013
332
165
167
161
69
102
28
21
53
162
23
146
299
6
27
2014
331
140
191
138
91
102
28
21
61
157
20
154
282
15
34
2013
56
27
29
31
5
20
29
24
46
32
5
19
55
0
1
2014
52
28
24
28
14
10
28
23
41
28
6
18
47
5
0
2013
10
1
1
5
4
1
27
23
30
7
0
3
9
1
0
2014
12
9
11
8
1
3
27
21
35
9
0
3
11
1
0
2013
16
8
8
6
3
7
29
24
36
8
0
8
11
0
5
2014
17
8
9
4
4
9
30
23
48
9
1
7
14
0
3
2013
19
15
4
6
5
8
27
24
36
6
0
13
17
0
2
2014
17
8
9
2
3
12
27
23
34
2
1
14
14
0
3
2013
41
23
18
13
8
20
30
23
53
11
5
24
32
0
9
2014
39
16
23
13
5
21
33
24
61
13
1
25
26
1
12
2013
28
16
12
18
5
5
34
26
43
19
4
5
27
0
1
2014
27
17
10
20
1
6
32
24
49
20
1
6
23
0
4
2013
16
5
11
9
5
2
25
21
31
9
1
6
16
0
0
2014
16
2
14
6
8
2
26
24
31
6
1
9
14
0
2
2013
3
3
0
1
0
2
26
24
30
1
0
2
3
0
0
2014
2
2
0
2
0
0
31
30
32
1
1
0
2
0
0
2013
52
29
23
22
7
23
28
24
42
24
2
26
45
0
7
2014
50
28
22
11
19
20
27
23
34
17
2
31
45
2
3
2013
25
4
21
16
6
3
26
22
30
15
2
8
23
2
0
2014
29
13
16
15
10
4
26
24
33
17
3
9
26
2
1
2013
46
19
27
20
17
9
26
22
30
21
3
22
42
3
1
2014
45
9
36
21
16
8
26
22
33
26
2
17
39
3
3
2013
20
12
8
10
3
7
27
23
35
9
1
10
19
0
1
2014
25
12
13
7
10
8
29
23
37
9
1
15
21
1
3
Graduation – details on the distribution of the PhD graduates at the departments.
TABLE 1C: PHD DEGREES AWARDED FROM THE DEPARTMENTS IN 2013 AND 2014
Number
Gender
Nationality
F
M
DK
EUR
Other
262
115
148
164
42
57
SCIENCE
2013
2014
282
131
151
158
69
55
BIO
2013
47
22
25
34
9
4
2014
47
25
22
30
14
3
2013
5
2
3
3
0
2
2014
8
3
5
6
1
1
2013
17
10
7
9
0
8
2014
21
12
9
10
4
7
DIKU
IFRO
FOOD
Name
Department
Principal Supervisor
PhD Project Title
Graduation Date
Gitte Ehrenreich Thorup
Department of Biology
Stine Helene Falsig
Petersen
Novel roles of the Na+/H+ exchanger
NHE1 and the Na+,HCO3 –
cotransporter NBCn1 in cell survival,
proliferation and motility
17 March 2014
Gitte Wolfsberg Haxholm
Birthe Brandt
Kragelund
Structure-function Studies of the
Prolactin Receptor
13 October 2014
Hanne Sørup Tastesen
Karsten Kristiansen
Dietary protein in the prevention
of diet-induced obesity and
co-morbidities
29 August 2014
Helena Berner Nedergaard
Nielsen
Christian Henrik
Holmberg
Aspects of Ribonucleotide Reductase
Regulation and Genome Stability –
A Study of Human Ribonucleotide
Reductase Using Fission Yeast as a
Model
29 April 2014
Julie Bonne Køhler
Genevieve Josette
Madeleine Thon
Interplays between Sumoylation,
SUMO-Targeted Ubiquitin Ligases,
and the Ubiquitin-adaptor Protein
UfD1 in fission Yeast
26 August 2014
Katrine Landvad
Olaf Henning Nielsen
The role of the CRL4Cdt2 target
Spd1 in chromosome segregation in
fission yeast
3 November 2014
Lea Benedicte Skov Hansen
Lars Hestbjerg
Hansen
Exploring Microbial Communities;
Composition, Interactions and
Application. Bioinformatical analysis
of RNA and DNA
8 May 2014
Linda Jørgensen
Mathias Middelboe
The Role of Refractory Dissolved
Organic Matter in Ocean Carbon
Sequestration
17 June 2014
2013
26
14
12
14
4
8
2014
21
14
7
11
8
2
IGN
2013
25
15
10
15
5
5
2014
35
21
14
15
6
14
NEXS
2013
23
17
6
20
1
2
2014
27
16
11
22
3
2
2013
9
2
7
6
3
0
2014
16
2
14
10
3
3
IND
2013
1
0
1
1
0
0
2014
1
1
0
1
0
0
PLEN
2013
34
15
19
14
6
14
2014
45
23
22
21
11
13
CHEM
2013
26
7
19
16
4
6
Lisbeth Andersen
Kaare Teilum
Dynamics of a Highly Flexible Protein
24 September 2014
2014
17
4
13
10
4
3
Lærke Rebekka Holm
18 November 2014
35
11
24
22
8
5
Genevieve Josette
Madeleine Thon
Meiosis and SUMO
2013
2014
37
13
24
18
13
6
Maren Moltke Lyngsgaard
Michael Ejner Olesen
VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION OF PELAGIC
PHOTOSYNTHESIS – implications for
marine ecosystem dynamics
20 January 2014
Mette Jørgensen
Albin Gustav
Sandelin
Computational Approaches
to Understand Transcriptional
Regulation and Alternative
Promoter Usage in Mammals
4 June 2014
Nina Molin
Høyland-Kroghsbo
Sine Lo Svenningsen
Interspecies quorum sensing as a
stressanticipation signal in E. coli
8 December 2014
MATH
NBI
SNM
24
Enclosure 6: PhD Degrees Awarded at Faculty of Science (1 January – 31 December 2014)
You can find the abstracts and more details about the specific the PhD project on the PhD School website: Science PhD Theses
The full list will appear, when you click on the tab “Publications”.
2013
14
4
10
10
2
2
2014
7
4
3
4
2
1
Pernille Nielsen
Bent Vismann
Future challenges and possibilities
for the Danish long-line production
of blue mussels, Mytilus edilus (L) –
with special focus on filtration and
bioenergetics
7 July 2014
Rasmus Sjørup Biensø
Henriette Pilegaard
Regulation of PDH, GS and insulin
signalling in skeletal muscle;
effect of physical activity level and
inflammation
24 April 2014
Mathias Middelboe
Jan Christiansen
Methods for RNA analysis –
Functional investigation of RNA by
interaction proteomics and highthroughput transcription start site
assessment
8 May 2014
Phage-host interactions in
Flavobacterium psychrophilum and
the potential for phage therapy in
aquaculture
19 December 2014
Rói Hammershaimb
Christiansen
Signe Olivarius
Ronni Sølvhøi Pedersen
Claus Storgaard
Sørensen
30 June 2014
Vocal modification abilities and
brain structures in parrots – how do
they correlate?
24 March 2014
Systemaic Analysis of the Crosstalk
between Mitosis and DNA Damage
by a Live Cell siRNA Screen
Luigi Pontieri
Jes Søe Pedersen
Discrimination Behavior in the
Supercolonial Pharaoh Ant
17 September 2014
Ren Dawei
Søren Johannes
Sørensen
Synergistic Interactions in
Multispecies Biofilms
2 April 2014
Yun Chen
Albin Gustav
Sandelin
Genome-Wide Analysis of Gene
Regulation
26 June 2014
Toleikis Zigmantas
Birthe Brandt
Kragelund
Structure of leptin receptor related
with obesity
13 October 2014
Pepijn Wilhelmus Kooij
Jacobus Jan
Boomsma,
Fungal adaptations to mutualistic
life with ants
23 April 2014
Lisa Kolden Midtbø
Karsten Kristiansen
Replacing fish oil with vegetable
oils in salmon feed increases hepatic
lipid accumulation and reduces
insulin sensitivity in mice
24 April 2014
Alexander Krokedal
Rønnevik
Karsten Kristiansen
Effect of Various Protein Sources on
Body Weight Development
2 December 2014
Lukasz Jan Kielpinski
Jan Christiansen
High-Throughput Sequencing
Based Methods of RNA Structure
Investigation
14 May 2014
Raquel Videira De Amaral
Nunes Garcia
Miguel Bastos Araujo
Uncertainty in projected impacts of
climate change on biodiversity – A
focus on African vertebrats
8 May 2014
Sonia Cristina Pinela da
Silva
Michael Lisby
Regulation of Homologous
Recombination by SUMOylation.
SUMO, DNA Repair and New Insights
into Telomere Maintenance
2 May 2014
Sämi Schär
David Richard Nash
The evolution of exploitation
strategies by myrmecophiles
14 May 2014
Anna Lisa Wasserstrom
Steen Holmberg
Molecular mechanisms regulating
sporulation in the filamentous
fungus Ashbya gossypii
13 October 2014
Solveig Walløe Harpøth
Torben Dabelsteen
Bjørn Tirsgård
John Fleng
Steffensen
The effects of temperature, hypoxia
and hypercapnia on the metabolism
of Atlantic cod Gadus morhua.
26 February 2014
David Munch
John Mundy
Autophagy and retromer
components in plant innate
immunity
17 March 2014
Frederik Otzen Bagger
Anders Stærmose
Krogh
Aberrant Gene Expression in Acute
Myeloid Leukaemia
19 December 2014
Jonas Geldmann
Neil David Burgess
Evaluating the effectiveness of
protected areas for maintaining
biodiversity, securing habitats, and
reducing threats
10 January 2014
Søren Johannes
Sørensen
Sociomicrobiology Bacterial
Interactions and Biofilm Formation
2 May 2014
Jonas Stenløkke Madsen
26
Kaj Scherz Andersen
Birgitte Regenberg
Molecular basis for Saccharomyces
cerevisiae biofilm development
3 April 2014
Lars Rønn Olsen
Anders Stærmose
Krogh
The prognostic, diagnostic, and
therapeutic potential of tumor
antigens
7 March 2014
Mikkel Bentzon-Tilia
Lasse Riemann
The Biology of Heterotrophic
N2-Fixing Bacteria in Marine and
Estuarine Waters
2 May 2014
Nikolaj Sørensen
Katherine Richardson
Marine picoeukaryotes in cold
water: diversity and ecology
11 November 2014
Njal Winther Jensen
Lars Ellgaard
Investigating ER-Associated
Degradation with RNAi Screening –
and Searching for Model Proteins to
Do It with
19 December 2014
Peter Søgaard Jørgensen
Carsten Rahbek
Macroecology of Environmental
Change Response
16 July 2014
28
Therése Erika Helen
Oskarsson
Steen Holmberg
Filamentous growth in
Eremothecium fungi – molecular
characterization of the Ashbaya
gossypii ARF3 module
7 July 2014
Maya Pasgaard
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Jens Emborg
Chanllenges of ensuring equity – The
study of a forest protection (REDD+)
policy in Cambodia
10 March 2014
Morten Petersen
Suppressing autoimmunity in
Arabidopsis thaliana with dominant
negative immune receptors
26 August 2014
Sara Kristine Gløjmar
Berthou
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Tove Ragnhild
Enggrob Boon
Politics of Manageability:
Ambiguities of Local Climate Change
Mitigation
10 June 2014
Michael Christiaan Greef
Christian Elleby
Stine Helene Falsig
Petersen
Structual Dynamics and Function of
the Na+/H+Exchanger 1
11 November 2014
Michael Roggenbuck
Søren Johannes
Sørensen
The Characterization and
Manipulation of the Reticulated
Microbiome in Vertebrates
2 December 2014
Poverty, Policy and Price
Transmission. The influence of
International Commodity Price
Changes on Domestic Food Inflation
23 April 2014
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Henrik Hansen
Ruth Hendus-Altenburger
Klaus Dons
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Carsten Smith-Hall
Estimation of Forest Degradation
with Remote Sensing and GIS
Analysis – the case of REDD+ in
Tanzania
26 June 2014
Lennart Ravn Heerwagen
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Peter Sandøe
Ethical Food Consumption.
The prospect of market-driven
improvements in farm animal
welfare and environmental
protection
27 October 2014
Dóra Borbála Huszár
Jes Søe Pedersen
The Evolutionary Ecology of Multiqueen Breeding in Ants
26 September 2014
Lene Lillemark Erleben
Department of
Computer Science
Mads Nielsen
Shapes related to longitudinal
Studies of Disease
22 April 2014
Sarah Maria Niebe Abel
Department of
Computer Science
Kenny Erleben
Rigid bodies in contact
14 March 2014
Jens Petersen
Department of
Computer Science
Marleen De Bruijne
Analysis of Airways in Computed
Tomography
15 May 2014
Mikkel Bojesen
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Jens Leth Hougaard
Perspectives on spatial decision
support concerning location of
biogas production
27 May 2014
Lars Lau Raket
Department of
Computer Science
Francois Bernard
Lauze
Functional Objects Analysis – Toward
Statistical Analysis of Functional
Objcts
23 June 2014
Rune Juelsborg Karsten
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Henrik Meilby
7 July 2014
Patrick Mercado
Kierkegaard
Department of
Computer Science
Jørgen Peter Bansler
The Coordination of Care Across
Borders Exchanging Patient
Information across international,
national and institutional
Boundaries
30 October 2014
Reduced Impact Logging and
Regenerative Ecology of Lesserknown Timber Species in the
Peruvian Amazon
Toke Emil Panduro
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Bo Jellesmark
Thorsen
The values of space. Four papers on
the challenges and opportunities of
the hedonic house price method.
11 February 2014
Fatemeh Bakhtiari
Department of
Computer Science
Jakob Grue Simonsen
Usability and User Experience
Information in Reviews
6 November 2014
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Jette Bredahl
Jacobsen
Adhish Prasoon
Department of
Computer Science
Mads Nielsen
Deep Feature Learning and
Cascaded Classifier for Large Scale
Data. Segmenting Cartilage in Knee
MRIs
5 May 2014
Revealing components of the
economic value for environmental
goods and services from forest: An
application of stated preference
methods for forest valuation and
conservation
8 May 2014
Steffen Hedegaard
Elena Tavella
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Søren Marcus
Pedersen
Exploring the use of Systems
Thinking approaches in the
management of Alternative Food
Networks
6 January 2014
Asja Fischer
Department of
Computer Science
Christian Igel
Training restricted Boltzmann
machines
29 August 2014
Eliona Hajderllari
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Konstantinos
Karantininis
Efficiency, Innovation and
Organization in the Food Industry
10 June 2014
Qian Yu
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Wusheng Yu
Essays on China’s exports to East
Africa
7 July 2014
Dorthe Christensen
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Nadarajah
Sriskandarajah
Innovating for Rural Development:
The case of Danish Agricultural
Extension
27 January 2014
Yuan Zheng
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Niels Strange
Rural households adaptation to
climate change and its implications
for policy design in Lijiang, China
23 April 2014
Line Hillersdal
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Karen Lotte Holm
Situating hunger and fulness
through the lived body – an
anthropological analysis of eating
30 October 2014
Zhen Liu
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Svend Rasmussen
The Socioeconomic Assessment of
Sloping Land Conversion Program
in China
19 December 2014
Tomasz Gerard Czekaj
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Svend Rasmussen
The Use of Nonparametric Kernel
Regression Methods in Econometric
Production Analysis
26 February 2014
Ezekiel Edward
Mwakalukwa
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Thorsten Treue
Management tools and potential of
Dry Miombo woodland in carbon
cycling
22 December 2014
Jamie Nicole Cotta
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Ida Theilade
Livelihoods and Natural Resources:
A Quantitative Assessment in the
Peruvian Amazon Floodplain
20 January 2014
Rebecca Leigh Rutt
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Thorsten Treue
Institutional choice and recognition
in development
9 December 2014
Katharina Anna Pötz
Department of
Food and Resource
Economics
Carsten Nico
Portefée Hjortsø
The role of the founding
entrepreneur in the transformation
from micro enterprises to small
firms: An empirical exploration of
Tanzanian agribusiness and food
entrepreneurs
27 March 2014
Investigations of physical-chemical
and microbiological deterioration of
chocolate pralines: development of
predictive spoilage models
13 October 2014
Cecilie Lykke Marvig Nielsen
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Department of Food
Science
Dennis Sandris
Nielsen
Ditte Luise Hartvig
Department of Food
Science
Wender Laurentius
Petrus Bredie
Children’s Acceptance Learneng
of New Nordic Components and
Potential Challenges
6 February 2014
Hanne Thejl Sørensen
Department of Food
Science
Richard Holstein
Ipsen
Analysis and application of whey
protein depleted skim milk systems ¿
In relation to microstructure caused
by microfiltration and ultra-high
pressure homogenisation
12 December 2014
Heidi Blok Frandsen
Department of Food
Science
Jens Christian
Sørensen
High Quality Rapeseed Products as
Feed for Sensitive Monogastrics
26 June 2014
Karin Kjeldahl
Department of Food
Science
Rasmus
Bro-Jørgensen
Towards improved biomarker
research. Data analytical challenges
of high-dimensional biological data
17 February 2014
Merete Bøgelund Munk
Department of Food
Science
Mogens Larsen
Andersen
Physical stability of whippable
oil-in-water emulsions. Effects of
monoglyceride-based emulsifiers
and other ingredients.
5 May 2014
Mette Winther Børsting
Department of Food
Science
Ylva Margareta Ardö
Proteolytic activity in reduced-fat
Cheddar cheese made with lactic
acid bacteria and camel chymosin
5 September 2014
Solveig Warnecke
Department of Food
Science
Åsmund Rinnan
New PAT tools for assessing
content uniformity, sampling
error, and degree of crystallinity in
pharmaceutical tablets
10 January 2014
Anders Hans Honoré
Department of Food
Science
Thomas Hjort Skov
Exometabolomic Profiling of
Bacterial Cultures. Searching for
Antifungal Metabolites from Lactic
Acid Bacteria.
21 August 2014
Michael Crafack
Department of Food
Science
Dennis Sandris
Nielsen
Influence of starter cultures,
fermentation techniques, and acetic
acid on the volatile aroma and
sensory profile of cocoa liquor and
chocolate
2 December 2014
Thomas Bæk Pedersen
Department of Food
Science
Ylva Margareta Ardö
Role in Cheese Flavour Formation
of Heterofermentative Lactic Acid
Bacteria from Mesophilic Starter
Cultures
13 October 2014
Piret Raudsepp
Department of Food
Science
Mogens Larsen
Andersen
Progression of radical reactions on
microscopic level in food emulsions
17 January 2014
Mahsa Naghshineh
Department of Food
Science
Karsten Olsen
Evaluation of pressure tuning of
enzymes
8 January 2014
Anna Greppi
Department of Food
Science
Lene Jespersen
YEASTS FOR NUTRITIONAL
IMPROVEMENT OF TRADITIONAL
AFRICAN FERMENTED PRODUCTS
5 May 2014
Ilaria Lauri
Department of Food
Science
Francesco Savorani
Metabolomic NMR fingerprinting:
an exploratory and predictive tool
23 June 2014
Christian de Gobba
Department of Food
Science
Jeanette Anita Held
Otte
Enzymatic release and
characterization of novel bioactive
peptides from milk proteins
23 April 2014
Guro Helgesdottir Rognså
Department of Food
Science
Jens Risbo
EMULSIONS FROM A CULINARY
PERSPECTIVE ¿ The case of
Hollandaise sauce and its derivatives
2 December 2014
Anna Maria Sulewska
Department of Food
Science
Karsten Olsen
Chaperone-like activity of ß-casein
and its effect on residual in vitro
activity of food enzymes
19 December 2014
Lukasz Krych
Department of Food
Science
Dennis Steensgaard
Nielsen
Models for Correlating the
Composition of the Gut Microbiota
with Inflammatory Disease
Parameters Using Animal Models
26 August 2014
Thilo Heinz Alexander Berg
Department of Food
Science
Richard Holstein
Ipsen
Fouling and cleaning of membrane
filtration systems in the dairy
industry ¿ Towards optimization of
micro- and ultrafiltration processes
23 June 2014
Duc Ninh Nguyen
Department of Food
Science
Dereck Edward
Winston Chatterton
Bioactivity of minor milk
components. Protective effects
against intestinal inflammation and
necrotizing enterocolitis in cell and
preterm pig models.
2 December 2014
Andrew Gordon Howe
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Hans Peter Ravn
Interspecific interactions between
the invasive beetle Harmonia
axyridis, native anthocorids and
entomopathogenic fungi
23 June 2014
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Radoslaw Guzinski
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Inge Sandholt
Advancements in Modelling of Land
Surface Engergy Fluxes with Remote
Sensing at Different Spatial Scales
10 July 2014
Andreas Peter Bech
Mikkelsen
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Morten Pejrup
Freshwater discharge and sediment
transport to Kangerlussuaq Fjord,
West Greenland ¿ processes,
modelling and implications
27 March 2014
Moussa Quedraogo
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Erik Dahl Kjær
Improving and conserving sahelian
fruits trees: a case study of Parkia
biglobosa (Jacq.) Benth
30 June 2014
Christian Philip Kjøller
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Cecil Cornelis
Konijnendijk
17 February 2014
Irene Velez Torres
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Jytte Agergaard
Larsen
Political geographies of
displacement by dispossession
in Colombia. The case of
afrodescendant communities in the
Alto Cauca
10 April 2014
Cemeteries – Organisation,
management and innovation.
Diffusion of maintenance
specifications in Danish national
church cemetery administrations
Jannick Kolbjørn Jensen
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Peter Knudegaard
Engesgaard
Flow and Transport in Riparian Zones
24 April 2014
Anne Lausten Hansen
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Karsten Høgh Jensen
Spatially distributed nitrate
reduction potential in the saturated
zone in till areas Challenges and
uncertainty assessment Challenges
and uncertainty assessment
30 September 2014
Jeppe Joel Larsen
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Nanna Noe-Nygård
Lateglacial and Holocene
tephrostratigraphy in
Denmark. Volcanic ash in a
palaeoenvironmental conte
27 January 2014
Jørgen Lundegaard Olsen
Anne Gravsholt
Busck
The socila context of land
management Landowners’ identity
and relations in a peri-urban area
4 December 2014
Assessing Sahelian vegetation and
stress from seasonal time series of
polar orbiting and geostationary
satellite imagery – Limitations and
new potentials
12 September 2014
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Inge Sandholt
Ann-Sofie Richardt
Eline Bojsen Haarder
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Hydrogeophysical investigations of
unsaturated flow and transport
14 August 2014
Morten Ahlborn
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Lars Stemmerik
Carboniferous-Permian
Sedimentology and stratigraphy of
the Nordfjorden High and Loppa
Spur, Arctic Norway
18 November 2014
Jana Olavsdottir
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Lars Ole Boldreel
A study of the distribution,
structure and seismic stratigraphy
of syn-breakup and post-breakup
sediments in the Faroe sector of the
Faroe-Shetland Basin
8 January 2014
Rune Nørbæk Lassen
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Experimental and numerical
investigations of subsurface
transport of gaseous CO2
2 December 2014
27 March 2014
Cecil Cornelis
Konijnendijk
Parks, People and Places – placebased governance in urban green
space maintenance
2 December 2014
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Hydrological Land Surface Modelling
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Marc-Etienne Francois
Ridler
Inge Sandholt
Julie Frøik Molin
Sebastian Kepfer Rojas
Anna Ulrika Karlsson
Stigsdotter
Health Promoting Pocket PArks in a
Landscape Architectural Perspective
10 June 2014
Vegetation Dynamics and
Community Assembly in PostAgricultural Heathland
12 December 2014
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Inger Kappel Schmidt
Karin Kragsig Peschardt
Shimon Ginzburg Ozeri
Henning Jørgensen
Recycling of cellulases in a
continuous process for production of
bioethanol
28 March 2014
Nitrogen deposition effects on
soil carbon dynamics in temperate
forests
12 September 2014
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Per Gundersen
Mai Østergaard Haven
Nanna Bjerregaard
Pedersen
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Claus Felby
Microscopic and Spectroscopic
Characterisation of waterlogged
archaeological Softwood from
anoxic Environments
13 October 2014
David Cannella
Claus Felby
Implications of industrial
processing design on cellulosic
ethanol production at high solids
concentrations. Plant cell wall
enzymatic hydrolysis: Dynamics at
molecular scale in planta affects the
process design for cellulosic ethanol
production.
3 March 2014
Chia-Wen Hsieh
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Lisbeth Garbrecht
Thygesen
Water availability as a measure of
cellulose hydrolysis efficency
13 October 2014
Xiulan He
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Geostatistical simulation of
geological architecture and
uncertainty propagation in
groundwater modeling
7 July 2014
Heng Zhang
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Claus Felby
Biomass Deconstruction and
Recalcitrance
10 June 2014
Thoumthone Vongvisouk
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Ole Mertz
Land Copetition and land-use
change: Consequences for rurl
livelihods in northern Laos
19 December 2014
Johannes Cornelis Govinda
Ransijn
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Inger Kappel Schmidt
Changing heathlands in a changing
climate Climate change effects on
heathland plant communities
7 February 2014
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Peter Knudegaard
Engesgaard
Teresa G Gomez de la
Barcena
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Lars Vesterdal
Alina Kristin Kabuth
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Aart Kroon
David Johannes Schumacher
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Chia-Wen Carmen Hsieh
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Kinza Haider
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Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Numerical and Experimental
Investigations of Submarine
Groundwater Discharge to a Coastal
Lagoon
17 March 2014
Afforestation effects on soil carbon
14 March 2014
Parameterization of process
characteristics along the Danish
shores
19 March 2014
Thomas Nord-Larsen
Assessing Forest Resources in
Denmark Using Wall-to-Wall Remote
Sensing Data
29 August 2014
Lisbeth Garbrecht
Thygesen
Water availability as a measure
of cellulose hydrolysis efficiency.
Studies of water-substrate
interactions at low and high dry
matter content
13 October 2014
Mohammad Youssof
Ahmad Soliman
Department of
Geosciences and
Natural Resource
Management
Hans Thybo
Seismic Imaging of Southern African
Cratons based on teleseismic
receiver functions and finitefrequency tomography
25 February 2014
Jutta Kloppenborg Heick
Skau
Department of
Sports
Nanna Roos
Preventing undernutrition in
Cambodia Assessing the effects of
improved local complementary food
on growth
28 January 2014
Katrine Tschentscher
Ejlerskov
Department of
Sports
Kim Fleischer
Michaelsen
Body composition at 3-years of age –
the influence of early growth, infant
feeding and IGF-I
20 January 2014
Laurine Bente Schram
Harsløf
Department of
Sports
Lotte Lauritzen
Determine of DHA status and
functional effects on metabolic
markers and immune modulation in
early life – Use of single nucleotide
polymorphisms ti support effects of
n-3 LCPUFA
21 March 2014
Lena Kirchner Brahe
Department of
Sports
Arne Vernon Astrup
Obesity-related Diseases Dietary
modulation of teh Gut Microbiotia
11 June 2014
Line Brinch Christensen
Department of
Sports
Kim Fleischer
Michaelsen
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTH
IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN THE SKOT
COHORT-STUDY
25 March 2014
Linnea Gullviva Ytting
Department of
Sports
Lone Friis Thing
Når evidens møder modstand:
Indkorporering af fysisk aktivitet i
hjertesyges hverdagsliv
27 May 2014
Lone Brinkmann Sørensen
Department of
Sports
Arne Vernon Astrup
Appetite and energy intake in
humans: effect of substitution of
food ingredients and foods
19 December 2014
Louise Beltoft Borup
Andersen
Department of
Sports
Christian Mølgaard
Dietary Patterns in Childhood
Relation to Growth, Obesity &
Parental Characteristics
4 November 2014
Louise Bergmann Sørensen
Department of
Sports
Kim Fleischer
Michaelsen
The Influence of Diet on Children’s
Cognition and Performance in
School – investigating the effects of
healthy school meals in 8-11-year-old
Danish children
26 June 2014
Lykke Sylow Hansen
Department of
Sports
Erik Richter
Involvement of Rac1 and the
actin cytoskeleton in insulin – and
contraction – stimulated intracellular
signalling and glucose uptake in
mature skeletal muscle
2 April 2014
Maj-Britt Schmidt Andersen
Department of
Sports
Lars O. Dragsted
Discovery of food exposure markers
in urine and evaluation of dietary
compliance by untargeted LC-MS
metabolomics
3 February 2014
Maria Willerslev-Olsen
Department of
Sports
Jens Bo Nielsen
Spasticity in Children with Cerebral
Palsy?
20 May 2014
Yanqi Li
Department of
Sports
Per Torp Sangild
Bioactive milk for intestinal
maturation in preterm neonates
3 March 2014
Rikke Agnete Petersen
Department of
Sports
Christian Mølgaard
Vitamin D status in Danisk children.
– Determinants, effects of school
meals, and associations with cardiometabolic markers
8 May 2014
Jørgen ingebrigtsen
Department of
Sports
Jens Erik Bangsbo
Andersen
Intermittent testing and training for
high-level football players
26 August 2014
Svein Barene
Department of
Sports
Thomas Meinert
Larsen
Health effects of the New Nordic
Diet
15 May 2014
Department of
Sports
Jens Erik Bangsbo
Andersen
Carl Frederik Hansen
Department of
Sports
Per Torp Sangild
Bariatric surgery, gut morphology
and enteroendocrine cells A study
on the morphological adaptions
after surgery
8 January 2014
Soccer and Zumba as health
promotion among female hospital
employees. Effects of a randomised
controlled workplace intervention
trial
27 October 2014
Sanne Kellebjerg Poulsen
Monika Judyta Bak
Department of
Sports
Lars O. Dragsted
Determination of glucagonlike peptide-1, glucagon and
oxyntomodulin in plasma
30 October 2014
Department of
Sports
Jens Erik Bangsbo
Andersen
Cardiovascular adaptions to
recreational football training in
men with type 2 diabetes, untrained
elderly men and in men with
prostate cancer receiving androgen
deprivation therapy
13 November 2014
Alexander Sokol
Department of
Niels Richard Hansen
On martingales, causality,
identifiability and model selection
18 February 2014
Anders Christian Jensen
Department of
Susanne Ditlevsen
Statistical Inference for Partially
Observed Diffusion Processes
7 July 2014
Lars O. Dragsted
Metabolomics investigation of
whey intake: Discovery of markers
and biological effects supported
by a computer-assisted compound
identification pipeline
26 February 2014
Flemming Brændgaard von
Essen
Department of
Morten Skarsholm
Risager
Automorphic Forms – Multiplier
systems and Taylor Coefficients
1 July 2014
Department of
Sports
Kasper Brink-Jensen
Department of
Anders Tolver
Integrative modeling and inference
in high dimensional genomic and
metabolic data
2 December 2014
Department of
Sports
Bente Kiens
Microvascular resistance in insulin
resistance
23 June 2014
Kenneth Bruhn
Department of
Mogens Steffensen
Preferences and Design in Insurance
and Pensions
6 January 2014
Kim Petersen
Jan Philip Solovej
Ylva Hellsten
Vascular function and angiogenesis
in aging and essential hypertension
– adaptive response to physical
activity and resveratrol
supplementation
19 November 2014
The Mathematics of Charged
Particles interacting with
Electromagnetic Fields
2 May 2014
Department of
Sports
Department of
Martin Wedel Jacobsen
Department of
Jesper Michael
Møller
Block Fusion Systems and the Center
of the Group Ring
26 June 2014
Morten Tolver Kronborg
Anders Mikael Sjödin
Movement behaviors in children and
indicators of adverse health
4 April 2014
Advances in ConsumptionInvestment Problems with
Applications to Pension
7 July 2014
Department of
Sports
Department of
Mogens Steffensen
Mads Fiil Hjorth
Sune Nikolaj Precht Reeh
Burnside Rings of Fusion Systems
14 August 2014
Department of
Sports
Jørgen Frank Pind
Wojtaszewski
Regulation of metabolic signaling
in human skeletal muscle – Impact
of gastric bypass surgery, insulin
and exercise in a muscle fiber type
perspective
26 June 2014
Department of
Jesper Kragh Grodal
Peter Hjorth Albers
Søren Jensen Knudby
Department of
Uffe Valentin
Haagerup
Approximation Properties for
Groups and von Neumann Algebras
13 November 2014
Daniela Egas Santander
Department of
Nathalie Anne-Marie
Thierry Wahl
Graph complexes and the moduli
space of Riemann surfaces
2 May 2014
Yuwei Zhao
Department of
Thomas Valentin
Mikosch
A Fourier Analysis of Extremal
Events
15 January 2014
Nadim Rustom
Department of
Ian Kiming
Algebra and Arithmetic of Modular
Forms
15 December 2014
Jakob Friis Schmidt
Jan Stanstrup
Kim Anker Sjøberg
Lasse Gliemann Hybholt
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Peter Møller Christensen
Department of
Sports
Jens Erik Bangsbo
Andersen
Effects of oxygen delivery, dietary
nitrate, intensified training and prior
exercise on oxygen uptake kinetics
and performance in humans
17 January 2014
Tsinuel Girma
Department of
Sports
Kim Fleischer
Michaelsen
Bioimpedance in severely
malnourished children: An emerging
for monitoring hydration of children
with severe malnutrition
13 October 2014
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Kristian Jonsson Moi
Department of
Ib Henning Madsen
Equivariant homotopy theory and
K-theory of exact categories with
duality
23 October 2014
Angela Klamt
Department of
Nathalie Anne-Marie
Thierry Wahl
The complex of looped diagrams and
natural operations on Hochschild
homology
24 January 2014
Rasmus Moritz Bentmann
Department of
Søren Eilers
Contributions to the structure
theory of non-simple c*-algebras
6 January 2014
Sofie Kobayashi
Department of Science
Education
Camilla Østerberg
Rump
Learning dynamics in doctoral
supervision
16 July 2014
Katsiaryna Skryhan
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Per Gunnar Andreas
Blennow
Redox Inmpact on Starch
Biosynthetic Enzymes in Arabidopsis
thaliana
2 December 2014
Camilla Knudsen Baden
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Frederik Rook
The Ecoultion of plant chemical
Defence – new Roles for
hydroxynitrile Glucosides in Lotus
japonicus
24 March 2014
Esther Sørensen Boll
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Jan Henning
Christensen
Chemical profiling of oil and PAH
polluted soil and drainage water – a
step toward a novel paradigm in risk
assessment.
6 January 2014
Hanne Cecilie Thomsen
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Jan Kofod Schjørring
Cytosolic glutamine synthetase
in barley – a target for improving
nitrogen use efficiency?
17 September 2014
Kirsten Pernille S
Roelsgaard
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Birger Lindberg
Møller
Roles of Hydroxynitrile Glucosides
in Barley
20 May 2014
Lea Møller Jensen
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Barbara Ann Halkjær
A regulatory RNA inducing
trangenerationally inherited
Phenotypes – Studies on natural
Variation in glucosinolate Profiles
and Flowering Time
18 March 2014
New Ways to Determine Plant
Nutrient Deficiencies Using Fast
Spectroscopy
13 June 2014
Marie van
Maarschalkerweerd
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Søren Husted
Merethe Mørch Frøsig
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Christoph Alexander
Schulz
Kinase-Meidated Regulation of
P4-ATPases – Understanding kinasemediated regulation and designing
novel tools to study regulatory
proteins of P4-ATPases
15 December 2014
Mira Arpe Bendevis
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Sven-Erik Jacobsen
Photoperiod adaptation of quinoa
(Chenopodium quinoa Willd.) –
Physiological studies on cultivar
differentiation as the basis for
future selection criteria
27 May 2014
Sofie Bryndum
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Torben Andreas Flach
de Neergaard
Biotransformation of organic waste
into high quality fertilizer
8 September 2014
Stina Christensen
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Thure Pavlo Hauser
Resistances to an Insect Herbivore
and a Phytopathogen in Barbarea
vulgaris: Geography, Hybridisation
And Hybrid Performance
22 April 2014
Tina Frisch
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Birger Lindberg
Møller
The complexity of bioactive natural
products – On the co-occurrence
of hydroxynitrile glucosides and
glucosinolates
5 March 2014
Christian Berg
Oehlenschlæger
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Anja Thoe Fuglsang
The Plant Leucin-Rich Repeat
Receptor-Like Kinase PSY1R from
Head to Toe Characterization of
PSY 1 Peptide Ligand Binding and
Intracellular Kinase Activation
Mechanism
23 June 2014
Daniel Buchvaldt Amby
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Birgit Jensen
Mikkelsen
Revealing the secrets of
colletotrichum acutatum with special
focus on secondary metabolism nad
population genetics
21 November 2014
Henrik Bak Topbjerg
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Fulai Liu
Evaluation of intrinsic water use
efficiency and ecophysiological
modelling on a potato dihaploid
mapping population
14 November 2014
Jan Kjølhede Vester
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Peter Stougaard
Novel Industrial Enzymes from
Uncultured Arctic Microorganisms –
Cold and alkaline-active enzymes of
microbial origin form ikaite columns
of SW Greenland
1 July 2014
Jens Frydenvang
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Søren Husted
Laser-Induced Breakdown
Spectroscopy and Chlorophyll a
Fluoresence Transients: In-situ
Analytical Methods of the Future
21 November 2014
Johan Andersen-Ranberg
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Björn Robert
Hamberger
Identification and Characterization
of Biosynthetic Parts invloved in
Plant Diterpenoid Biosynthesis
1 July 2014
Johan Musaeus Bruun
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Svend Christensen
Vision technology for automated
characterization of parasite eggs in a
medicinal product
26 August 2014
Svend Roesen Madsen
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Elucidating the Roles of Transport
Proceses in Glucosinolate
Distribution
10 March 2014
Søren Furbo Skov
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Jan Henning
Christensen
Automated multivariate analysis of
comprehensive two-dimensional gas
chromatograms of petroleum
3 February 2014
Tomas Laursen
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Birger Lindberg
Møller
Factors Stimulating Metabolon
Formation From Single Molecules to
Macromolecular Assemblies
3 March 2014
Shahnoor Sultana Shaik
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Per Gunnar Andreas
Blennow
Starch Bioengineering in Barley:
Effects on Grain Quality and
Metabolism
18 March 2014
Pratik Shah
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Seong Wook Yang
Rapid detection of miRNA using
nucleic acids-templated AgNCs
23 June 2014
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Poul Erik Jensen
Synthetic Biology with Cytochromes
P450 Using Photosynthetic Chassis
22 May 2014
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Thomas
Günther-Pomorski
Analysis of Protein-Membrane
Interactions. A Liposomal Approach.
5 March 2014
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Jan Kofod Schjørring
Functions of glutamine synthetase
isoforms in the nitrogen metabolism
of plants
1 July 2014
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Fulai Liu
Effect of root pruning and irrigation
regimes on yield and physiology of
pear trees
22 April 2014
Kun Zhu
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Lars Stoumann
Fosgrau Jensen
Nitrous oxide emissions after
application of manure-derived
fertiliseres
13 November 2014
Xin Zhan
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Henrik Toft Simonsen
Metabolic engineering of the moss
Physcomitrella patens as a green cell
factory to produce terpenoids
7 July 2014
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Christina Lunde
Metabolic engineerin of the
diterpenoid sclareol in the moss
Physcomitrella patents
26 June 2014
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Engineering and Optimization of
the Chain Elongation Pathway of
Glucosinolate Biosynthesis
30 October 2014
Khalid Mahmood
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Anja Thoe Fuglsang
Genomic approaches towards
identification of components
involved in peptide based cell
growth of Arabidopsis thaliana
5 February 2014
Ewelina Mnich
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Nanna Bjarnholt
Degradation of ß-aryl ether bonds
in transgenic plants – in planta
cleavage of lignin cross-links
5 September 2014
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Renate Petra Brigitte
Müller
Interspecific hybridization within
ornamental plants Characterzation
of interspecific reproductive
isolation to the development
of intrageneric hybrids of teh
Kalanchoë and Hibiscus genera
11 November 2014
Thiyagarajan Gnanasekaran
Gerdi Christine Kemmer
Miao Guan
Yufei Wang
Xiwu Pan
Nadia Muhammad Akram
Mirza
Katarzyna Kuligowska
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Vanja Tanackovic
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Per Gunnar Andreas
Blennow
Brachypodium distachyon: the
new cereal model plant for the
characterization and biosynthesis of
starch
27 May 2014
Francisco Jose Garcia Ruiz
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Jesper Rasmussen
UAV based imaging for crop, weed
and disease monitoring
2 December 2014
Manuel Montesino San
Martin
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
John Roy Porter
Uncertainties in Agricultural Impact
Assessments of climate Change
11 November 2014
Nethaji Janeshawari Gallage
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Birger Lindberg
Møller
Elucidation of the Vanillin
Biosynthetic pathway in Vanilla
planifolia
23 June 2014
Hans Joel Pontus
Fürstenberg Hägg
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Søren Bak
Interpaly between De Novo
Biosynthesis and Sequestration
of Cyanogenic Glucosides in
Arthropods
26 February 2014
Christine Heimes
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Thure Pavlo Hauser
Origin and maintenance of
resistance ploymorphism in Barbarea
vulgaris – Comprehending the
geographic mosaic
30 September 2014
Wibke Christel
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Lars Stoumann
Fosgrau Jensen
Upgrading of the Solid Fraction of
Pig Slurry as Phosphorus Fertilizer.
The Impact of Biological and
Thermal Processing on P Availability
30 June 2014
Philipp Matthias Steffan
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Søren Kjærsgaard
Rasmussen
Biotechnology Assisted Wheat
Breeding for Organic agriculture
25 September 2014
Stefan Pentzold
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Søren Bak
Insect counter-adaptations to plant
cyanogenic glucosides
7 July 2014
Duong Quynh Vu
Department of Plant
and Environmental
Sciences
Lars Stoumann
Fosgrau Jensen
Green House Gas Emissions form
Manure Management Chains on
smallholder Livestock Farms with
and without Biogas
27 May 2014
Anne Sørensen
Department of
Chemistry
Theis Ivan Sølling
Dynamic combinatorial chemistry
with diselenides, disulfides, imines
and metal coordination
7 March 2014
Anni Vibenholt
Department of
Chemistry
Ole John Nielsen
Measurements of selected air
pollutants in Danish homes and
ozone interaction with floor dust
28 January 2014
Ditte Linde Thomsen
Department of
Chemistry
Henrik Grum
Kjærgaard
Gas-Phase Reactivity of
Microsolvated Anions – Investigating
the a-Effect
13 March 2014
Anders Steen Christensen
Department of
Chemistry
Jan Halborg Jensen
Protein Structure Determination
Using Chemical Shifts
23 June 2014
Jacob Lykkebo Jørgensen
Department of
Chemistry
Kurt Valentin
Mikkelsen
Single-molecule electronics with
cross-conjugated molecules:
Quantum interference, IETS and
non-equilibrium ”temperatures”
16 December 2014
Jonas Olsson
Department of
Chemistry
Susan Louise Svane
Stipp
The formation of carbonate minerals
and the mobility of heavy metals
during water-CO2- mafic rock
interactions
2 June 2014
Jonas Elm
Department of
Chemistry
Kurt Valentin
Mikkelsen
Computational Approaches
for Proping the Formation of
Atmospheric Molecular Clusters
21 August 2014
Kasper Steen Pedersen
Department of
Chemistry
Jesper Bendix
Modular Approaches to Fluoride-Bridged Molecular Magnetic
Materials Trigonal Lanthanide
Single--Ion Magnets
9 December 2014
Fluorescent Peptide-Stabilized
Silver-Nanoclusters A Solid-Phase
Approach for High-Throughput
Ligand Discovery
23 April 2014
Investigation of the effects in
ß-mannosylation & easy access to
L-sugars via CH activation
4 December 2014
Colloidal Toolbox Synthesis of
Pt Nanoalloys: Tthe Influence
of Dealoying and Structural
Disordering on the Oxygen
Reduction Reaction
16 December 2014
Simon Gregersen
Tobias Gylling Frihed
Knud Jørgen Jensen
Department of
Chemistry
Mikael Bols
Department of
Chemistry
Matthias Arenz
Department of
Chemistry
Mogens Brøndsted
Nielsen
Synthesis and studies of SulfurContaining Heterocyclic Molecules
for Molecular Electronics
6 November 2014
Alessandro Zana
Department of
Chemistry
Matthias Arenz
Pt/C fuel cell catalyst degradation
phenomena and mitigation
strategies
14 November 2014
Xinming Hu
Department of
Chemistry
Bo Wegge Laursen
Preparation and Gas Adsorption of
Porous Materials from Molecular
Precursors
22 December 2014
Zhiyu Liao
Department of
Chemistry
Tom Vosch
Single molecule study of
photoconversion and spectral
heterogeneities of fluorophores
16 December 2014
Denis Okhrimenko
Department of
Chemistry
Susan Louise Svane
Stipp
Adsorption properties of chalk
reservoir materials
21 March 2014
Marc Sigrist
Department of
Chemistry
Jesper Bendix
Magneto-structural correlations in
[Mn3O]7+ core SMMs and selected
4d, 5d and 4f SMMs
21 July 2014
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Charlotte Fløe
Kristjansen
Holographic Three Point Functions
19 May 2014
Ioannis Spanos
Virginia Mazzanti
Ara Martyrosian
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Department of
Chemistry
Helle Astrid Kjær
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Anders Svensson
Continuous chemistry in ice cores
-Phosphorus, pH and the photolysis
of humic like substances
17 September 2014
Lotte Ansgaard Thomsen
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Stefania Xella
A search for associated production
of a SM Higgs decaying into tau
leptons with the ATLAS experiment
15 October 2014
Pernille Yde Nielsen
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Joachim Kaj
Mathiesen
Spatial structures and regulation in
biological systems
6 March 2014
Pia Cordsen
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Mogens Høgh Jensen
Dynamics of fibril growth and
feedback motifs
14 March 2014
Johan Georg Mulvad
Samsing
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Steen Harle Hansen
Dynamics of Stars, Dark Matter and
the Universe
24 August 2014
Martin Cramer Pedersen
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Kell Mortensen
Mathematical, computational
and statistical aspects of model
refinement from small-angle
scattering data
30 June 2014
Alexander Colliander
Hansen
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Jens Jørgen
Gaardhøje
Pseudorapidity Dependence of
Anisotropic Azimuthal Flow with the
ALICE Detector
30 October 2014
Andreas Vigand Pedersen
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Niels Anne Jacob
Obers
Effective gravitational theories
in string theory and the AdS/CFT
correspondence
25 March 2014
Hjalte Axel Frellesvig
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Poul Henrik
Damgaard
Generalized Initarity Cuts and
Integrand Reduction at Higher Loop
Orders
27 October 2014
Jeppe Rømer Juul
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Joachim Kaj
Mathiesen
Spatial models and networks of
living systems
23 June 2014
Jonas Okkels Birk
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Kim Lefmann
New Techniques in Neutron
Scattering
8 December 2014
Kaspar Hewitt Klenø
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Kim Lefmann
Exploration of the Challenges of
Neutron Optics and Instrumentation
at Long Pulsed Spallation Sources
11 April 2014
Kasper Skov Kjær
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Martin Meedom
Nielsen
Filming Femtosecond Molecular
Movies with X-ray Pulses
20 January 2014
Kim Georg Lind Pedersen
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Per Hedegård
Theoretical Investigations Regarding
Single Molecules
27 January 2014
Morten Dam
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Troels Christian
Petersen
Exotic Long-Lived Particles
29 April 2014
Stefan Lund Christensen
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Eugene Simon Polzik
Generation of exotic quantum states
of a cold atomic ensemble
30 October 2014
Sune Jakobsen
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Peter Henrik Hansen
Commissioning of the Absolute
luminosity for ATLAS (ALFA)
Dectector at the LHC
6 February 2014
44
Teddy Bruno
Fjeldgaard-Frederiksen
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Jens Hjorth
Nurseries of Supernovae – a Study
of Young High Redshift Type la
Supernova Host Galaxies
7 March 2014
Ilaria Cataudella
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Namiko Mitarai
Toxin-antitoxin Battle in Bacteria
26 February 2014
Martina Falco
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Steen Harle Hansen
DYNAMICS OF GALAXY CLUSTERS
AND THEIR OUTSKIRTS: beyond the
virialization regime
17 January 2014
Haiyan Ma
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Lene Broeng
Oddershede
Thermo-plasmonics of Irradiated
Metallic Nanostructures
28 January 2014
Li Xue
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Sune Toft
Exploring Cosmology with
Supernovae A study of supernovae
and their applications
14 November 2014
Wing Shan Man
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Sune Toft
Galaxy Evolution Over the Past
Eleven Billion Years: Mergers and
Quiescence
19 December 2014
Pengfei Tian
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Mogens Høgh Jensen
Monte Carlo Methods Development
and Applications in Conformational
Sampling of Proteins
17 June 2014
Rijun Huang
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Poul Henrik
Damgaard
Gauge and Gravity amplitudes, from
trees to loops
23 June 2014
Gediminas Kirsanskas
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Karsten Flensberg
Electron Transport in Quantum Dots
and Heat Transport in Molecules
12 September 2014
Nicholas Skar-Gislinge
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Lise Arleth
Developing Nanodiscs as a Tool
for Low Resolution Studies of
Membrane Proteins
17 September 2014
Selma Maric
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Lise Arleth
Development of a Stealth Carrier
System for Structural Studies of
Membrane Proteins in Solution
2 April 2014
Leif Tobias Pommer
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Per Martin Munck af
Rosenschöld
Real -time motion management of
prostate cancer radiotherapy
27 October 2014
Ece Kilerci Eser
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Marianne
Vestergaard
Active Galaxies: A Study of Local
Seyferts and Ultra Luminous Infrared
Galaxies
20 October 2014
Tolga Bagci
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Eugene Simon Polzik
Opto-electromechical devices for
low-noise detection of radio waves
28 April 2014
Antje Fitzner
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Dorthe Dahl-Jensen
Modeling the KNS glacier and the
freshwater into Godthaabsfjorden
8 December 2014
Lisa Glaser
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Nicole Maria Brisch
Endeavours in Discrete Lorentzian
Geometry
12 September 2014
Ernesto Kettner
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Anders Svensson
Highly resolved paleoclimatic
aerosol records: continuous flow
analysis and the potential of flow
cytometry for the characterisation
of Aeolian dust in polar ice cores
28 January 2014
Immo Nathanael Sollner
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Peter Lodahl
Quantum Dots in Photonic Crystal
Waveguides: from efficient single
photon sources to deterministic
photon-photon interaction
23 June 2014
Stefan Johannes Geier
The Niels Bohr
Institute
Johan Peter Uldall
Fynbo
PIECES TO THE PUZZLE OF HIGHREDSHIFT GALAXIES FALLING INTO
PLACE
27 January 2014
Luis Alonso Alfaro Nuñez
Natural History
Museum of Denmark
Marcus Thomas Pius
Gilbert
Tracing the Co-evolutionary History
of the Chelonid Fibropapillomaassociated herpesvirus and Its Host
Sea Turtles
26 June 2014
Kirsten Kolbjørn Larsen
Natural History
Museum of Denmark
Martin Bizzarro
Origin and Distribution of 26Al
and Mg Isotopes in the Solar
Protoplanetary Disk
13 October 2014
Mia Bjørg Stolberg Olsen
Natural History
Museum of Denmark
Martin Bizzarro
Study of Meteoritic Inclusion
4 August 2014
Christian Anders Wathne
Bruhn
Natural History
Museum of Denmark
Marcus Thomas Pius
Gilbert
Molecular Evolution and the Natural
History of the Select Virus Epidemics
23 April 2014
Kenneth Andersen
Natural History
Museum of Denmark
Kurt Højbjerg Kjær
Methods for High-througput
characterisation of environmental
DNA
10 April 2014
Justyna Wiewióra
Natural History
Museum of Denmark
Minik Thorleif Rosing
Global Carbon cycle of the
Precambrian Earth
13 October 2014
Andrea Maria Schomann
Natural History
Museum of Denmark
Henrik Enghoff
Hyperomma of New Zealand
(Coleoptera: Staphylinidae:
Paederinae) Systematics, Phylogeny,
Historical Biogeography
30 September 2014
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