Food Microbiology and Fermentation
The overall aim of our research group is to exploit the full potential of food related microorganisms to transform various raw materials into delicious, nutritious, safe, and sustainable food products.
To do so, we aim to get a detailed knowledge on the biodiversity, genomics and physiology of both pro- and eukaryotic microorganisms with main focus on bacteriophages, lactic acid bacteria, yeasts and moulds. A fundamental and mechanistic understanding of microbial interactions from the single cell level to the overall interactions with the food matrix is achieved to optimise food production and assist in solving new global challenges such as the transition to a more plant based diet.
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Food and beverage fermentation
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Dairy microbiology and biochemistry
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Starter culture development
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Microbial food safety
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Microbial spoilage
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Yeast taxonomy and physiology
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LAB genomics
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Bacteriophages
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Single cell studies
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Microbial interactions
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Fermentation for nutritional improvement including pre-, pro- and postbiotics
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BIOSTAT
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iCinac
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Biolector 2
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Infors (solid state fermentor)
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Flow cytometer (FACS)
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Fluorescence microscopes
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UPLC/HPLC
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Cell lab, TEER
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ON rep seq
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qPCR, Fluidigm
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Dairy pilot plant
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Brewing pilot plant
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Class I and II, GMO laboratories
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Pulse Field Gel Electrophoresis
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CellAsic
Researchers:
Name | Title | Phone | |
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Aideh, Bashir | Laboratory Technician | +4535336722 | |
Arneborg, Nils | Associate Professor | +4535333266 | |
Bjørklund, Marina Kryger | Laboratory Technician | +4535336724 | |
Jespersen, Lene | Professor | +4535333230 | |
Knøchel, Susanne | Professor | +4535333258 | |
Larsen, Nadja | Academic Research Staff | +4535333235 | |
Røder, Henriette Lyng | Associate Professor | +4535330438 | |
Siegumfeldt, Henrik | Associate Professor | +4535333286 | |
Stefanova, Denitsa Vladimirova | Laboratory Technician | +4535326540 | |
Wiedenbein, Emma Schack | PhD Fellow | +4535334675 |