Drude Molbo

Introductory remarks on publicationslist

Jeg er uddannet evolutionær biolog, og er først skiftet over til social medicin i 2008.
- Så det er altså ikke en fejl at de første publikationer handler om insekt genetik.

CV

Education:

2002                Doctorat es Sciences (PhD)
                       from institut d’écologie, laboratoire de zoologie et d’écologie animale
                       at Lausanne university in Switzerland
 
1995                Cand. Scient.  (MSc)
                       from dept of ecology and genetics, institute of Biology,
                       Aarhus university, Denmark
 

Work:

2008 - now      Data administrator
                      Section of Social Medicine, Department of public health,
                      Copenhagen University, Denmark

2004 - 2007     Post doc., Tupper fellow
                       Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI), Panama
 
2002 - 2004     Post doc., Marie Curie fellow
                       ICAPB, Edinburgh universitet, Scotland
 
1998                Short term fellow, 4 months
                       Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Panama.

Primary fields of research

As data administrator and project manager, my primary responsibility is anything that has to do with data, including the biological samples in the biobank CAMB

My main areas of responsibility are

• data collection - among other things I set up programs to type data into, develop manuals to verify data from scanned questionnaires, plan projects and document data collection 
• cleaning and merging of data into larger databases using the program SAS
• administration of projects and permits - I pull out subsets of data or biological samples for specific analyses, coordinate between collaborators in different parts of the project, handle collaboration agreements and data safety regulations. 
• analyses and SAS programming - I do statistical analyses and help with SAS programming problems.
• guidance on choice of data for projects and application procedures.

 

Current research