Andreas Laustsen
@AndreasLaustsen
Professor & Biotech Entrepreneur Antibody discovery | Toxinology | Snakebite envenoming | Infectious diseases | Microbiome | Antimicrobial resistance
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Timothy Jenkins
Head of Data Science and Assistant Prof at DTU Bioengineering with a keen interest in antibody discovery, ML, and next-gen therapeutics. Views are my own.
Kartik Sunagar
Evolutionary biologist @iiscbangalore and @LabVenomics. Research focus on the evolutionary ecology of venoms and snakebite therapeutics 🇮🇳 👨🏽🔬🐍🕷️📷
Akos T. Kovacs
Professor at DTU Bioengineering - Biofilms, Experimental Evolution, Sociomicrobiology, Bacteria-Plant/Fungi interaction; Senior Editor of ‘Biofilm’ (gold #OA)
Oded Rechavi 🦉
Tweeting about science is like dancing about architecture I post different stuff here: @[email protected]
CeMiSt DTU
#CeMiSt is a Center of Excellence conceived to unravel the roles and impact of microbial secondary metabolites in natural microbial systems. Funded by the DNRF.
Read our 'Behind the Paper' blog featured in nature Research Communities, written together with Sandra Thrane from Bactolife and Timothy Jenkins form DTU, where we discuss the use of #nanobodies to protect the gut #microbiome : communities.springernature.com/posts/sustaini…
Traditional #antivenoms are outdated and face drawbacks, prompting the development of safer, more targeted snakebite treatments.
Learn about the EU scientists making this happen in the new Horizon Magazine article ➡️ bit.ly/49OkLpi
#ResearchImpactEU
Thanks to Horizon Magazine for highlighting our European Research Council (ERC) funded research on #snakebite #antivenoms at Center for Antibody Technologies at DTU Bioengineering!
So proud to support Nathalie Eiris Henriksen as one of the 5 finalists in this years PhD Cup - watch her and the other finalists as the judges decide who does the best job communicating their research - in the show this Saturday at 7 pm on DR1.
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