I work on the interface of academia and pharma industry, specializing in bioinformatics of antibodies.
I am an Assistant Professor at the University of Southern Denmark and a founder of Natural Antibody
You can find more about my research interests further below.
For an up-to-date list of my publications please see Google Scholar.
My main protein of interest is an antibody -- our organisms way to develop a 'binder' against an arbitrary molecule.
As a result of this function, antibodies have been harnessed as biotherapeutics.
Therefore studying antibodies one one hand deepens our understanding of the immune syste and on the other holds translational potential for developing novel therapeutics.
I am specifically interested in how antibodies achieve their binding and how they can be engineered to create better therapeutics.
To that end I focus on developing computational methods for studying these molecules (see here).
My current goal here though is to chart the diversity of the next generation sequencing data of B-cell receptors: antibodymap.org.
I am Interested in how proteins recognize each other as this is what runs the show in our organisms.
In this directions please see my current website proteincontact.org