Annemarie Olsen
Associate Professor
Design and Consumer Behavior
Rolighedsvej 26
1958 Frederiksberg C
I work at the Faculty of Science, Department of Food Science in the section for Food Design and Consumer Behaviour. I work with various types of research related to human eating behavior in the area of sensory and consumer research, primarily focusing on children. Main topics are different intervention strategies to direct current food preferences in a healthier direction, and investigating how contextual factors influence both our food choices as well as amounts consumed. I also work with nudging and bahavioral design. I teach and supervise students at all academic levels.
I am Deputy Head of Department for Teaching, which means I am involved in both development and maintenance of the department's courses. I work with strategy development and implementation.
I am interim Head of Section for Food Design and Consumer Behaviour. In that role I cooridinate research, fundraising efforts, dissemination and teaching with researchers, course responsibles and research leaders.
Primary fields of research
- Sensory Science
- Consumer Science
- Food Choice and Acceptance
- Children's Food Preferences
Teaching
- Determinants of Food Consumption (MSc course).
- Supervision within Sensory and Consumer Science (BSc theses, MSc theses, and projects outside of scope).
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Learning to eat vegetables in early life: the role of timing, age and individual eating traits
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Smagspræferencer, kræsenhed og neofobi hos børn
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Changing children's eating behaviour - A review of experimental research
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