Postdoctoral Researchers

I am a Postdoc within the Center for Microbial Secondary Metabolites, bridging DTU Biosustain and DTU Bioengineering. I have a dual university background in pharmacy and microbiology which led me to pursue a Marie Curie-funded PhD in Actinomycetes-derived natural products discovery through a paired omics approach at Naicons, a research-driven company in Italy. My work at CeMiSt intends to better understand and characterize the metabolic interplay between soil bacteria, especially between Actinomycetes and other bacteria, and its impact on microbial and soil ecology.

I am a Postdoc associated with the Center for Microbial Secondary Metabolites at DTU Bioengineering. I have a background within bacteriology and microbial ecology. My PhD project focused on the impact of secondary metabolites on the ecology and evolution of Bacillus subtilis in soil derived communities. My work include secondary metabolite profiling on soil, genetic modification, and transposons insertion sequencing analysis to understand the function of secondary metabolite on bacterial physiology and development in the soil. 

Currently work is financed by a grant.