Jeppe Vinther

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Current position

Associate professor
Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen
Ole Maaløes Vej 5, room 3.1.11,
DK-2200 København N
Phone: +45 35321264
Email: jvinther@bio.ku.dk
 

Personal information

Born on: 22/4 1973
Nationality: Danish
Married with two children.

Research Interest

I am interested in the mechanisms of gene regulation, especially the functional roles of RNA that do not depend on the RNA being translated into protein. Currently, I focus on developing sequencing based methods that will improve the prediction of RNA structure and accessibility.

Research and Teaching Experience

2011-current
Associate Professor, Groupleader, Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen

2008-11
Assistant professor, Groupleader, Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen

2006-07
Groupleader, Molecular Evolution Group, Department of Molecular Biology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Organizer of the course: Molecular Evolution, Faculty of Natural Sciences.

2005-06
Postdoc, Molecular Evolution Group, Department of Molecular Biology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

2004-05
Visiting Scientist, Galloway Lab, Program in Cancer Biology, Fred Hutchinsons Cancer Research Center, Seattle, US.

2003-04
Postdoc, Protein Laboratory, Institute of Molecular Pathology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

1999-02
PhD and MSc Student, Protein Laboratory, Institute of Molecular Pathology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Teacher on the practical course: Cell Biology and Protein Purification, Human Biology, Faculty of Health Science

Education

2007
EMBO Lab Management Course

2003
PhD in Human Biology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Integrated PhD program (Human Biology), Scholarship from Faculty of Health Science, University of Copenhagen

2000
MSc in Human Biology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

1997-99
Human Biology, Faculty of Health Science, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

1993-97
Undergraduate Studies, Technical University of Denmark, Copenhagen.