External Collaborators

• My collaboration and interaction with many different types of researchers results in a highly interdisciplinary and active research environment fostered by mutual visits between the labs. In addition to the basic research that we do, we like to see our research applied and therefore we collaborate with many different types of industries. Below you will find a list of some of our collaborators

  Australia	University of Queensland: Phil Hugenholtz (koala microbiome), Ben Hankamer (algae, light driven P450s), Elizabeth Gillam (ancestral sequence reconstruction). Robert J. Henry (wild sorghums, bioproduction), Funded by grants from the Australian Research Council University of Melbourne: Ian Woodrow (eucalypt terpenoids), Mike Bayly (plant systematics, Eremophila genus, chloroplast genome sequencing), Roslyn Gleadow (sorghum ecophysiology) University of South Australia: Susan Semple (natural products chemistry , inhibitors of multidrug resistant bacteria, and aboriginal contact person) University of Perth: Bevan Buirchell (botanist, Eremophila expert) Australian Grains Genebank, Horsham: Sally L. Norton (wild sorghums) Seedtek Pty. Ltd., Toowoomba: Peter Stuart (sorghum breeder, mutant propagation)
  Canada	The University of British Columbia: Joerg Bohlmann (diterpenpids, cannabinoids),
  Denmark - University of Copenhagen	Faculty of Science Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences: Nanna Bjarnholt (MS-imaging technologies) Tomas Laursen (metabolic plasticity) Elizabeth Heather Nielson (ecophysiology) Department of Chemistry Nikos Hatzakis (single molecule studies) Department of Food Science Søren Balling Engelsen (chemometrics); Poul Erik Jensen (photosynthesis, algae)
  	Faculty of Health  and Medical Sciences  Department of Neuroscience and Pharmacology Claus Juhl Løland (neurotransmitters, dopamine transporters) Department of Drug Design and Pharmacology Dan Stærk (natural products, polkypharmacological screens, NMR structure elucidation)
  	Faculty of Law  Center for Information and Innovation Law Timo Minssen(biomedical innovation law) Helen Yu (responsible research and innovation)
  Denmark - Other collaborators	Technical Univeristy of Denmark (DTU) Department of Technology, Management and Economics:                                                           Maja Horst (responsible innovation and design, communication, ethics) Carlsberg Research Laboratory Birgitte Skadhauge, Christoph Dockter, Søren Knudsen (FIND-IT technology, sorghum and barley genetics) Octarine – CEO and co-founder Nethaji J. Gallage (cannabinoids) River Stone Biotech  Esben Halkjær, Jørgen Hansen (opioid derivatives) TriptoBIO – Co-founder & CTO Johan Andersen Ranberg (diterpenoid based contraceptives) Aalborg University: Professor MSO David Budtz Pedersen (Social responsibility and ethics, interdisciplinary research) National Film School of Denmark, Documentary Film maker Phie Ambo (film contributions), Roskilde University: Associate professor Alfred Birkegaard Hansted (, BiologiGaragen, Martin Malthe Borch etc.(do-it-yourself biospace, biohackers) Spin-out companies: Octarine Bio (Nethaji J Gallage); Tripto-Bio (Johan Andersen-Ranberg) Evodia Bio (Victor Forman)
  France	Karlsruhe Institute for Architectural design, Art and Theory. bioART,Jens Hauser (green transition),
  Germany	Johannes-Gutenberg-University: Martin Lohr (chromist algae, carotenoids) Technical University of Munich: Corinna Dawid (primary metabolomics, plant hormones)
  Switzerland	Evolva Biotech, Reinach: Christian Wichert  (commercial vanillin production)
  UK	The James Hutton Institute: Kelly Houston (QTL mapping, barley genomics)
  USA	University of Tennessee, Memphis: David R. Nelson (cytochrome P450, nomenclature, phylogeny), Texas A&M University: John E. Mullet (sorghum transcriptomics), University of California: Robert Jinkerson, Krishna Niyogi (algae, photosynthesis, chrlorophylls) UNC Charlotte: Tingting Xiang, (algae, photosynthesis, pigments)