Summary
Anders Pedersen is a Professor of Bioinformatics at DTU Health Tech with over two decades of academic leadership and nine years in his current focused roles leading Bayesian modeling and molecular evolution. He specializes in Bayesian statistical methods applied to microbiome analysis and genome-wide association studies, and studies the molecular evolution of pathogens with practical implications for disease intelligence. Anders has steered curriculum and research groups across DTU—from Head of Studies for the Bioinformatics MSc to leading sections and research groups—bridging education, hands-on modeling, and translational research. His work blends rigorous statistical theory with biological insight, producing models that handle complex, real-world genomic data. Colleagues value his ability to translate methodological advances into tools and training that elevate both research and student outcomes. Based in Copenhagen, he combines deep technical expertise with long-term institutional impact in bioinformatics.
9 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
MSc, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, MSc, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology at University of Copenhagen
Technical University of Denmark