Summary
Dennis Juhl is a laboratory manager and experienced biophysicist with a decade of research focused on NMR-driven structural biology, protein characterization, and ligand–protein interactions. He leads lab operations at Aarhus Universitet while bringing deep hands-on expertise in liquid and solid-state NMR (including MAS and HR-MAS), isotope-labelled peptide production, mass spectrometry, chromatography, and spectroscopy. His PhD and postdoctoral work spanned amyloid fibril structure, antimicrobial peptide function, and novel fibril–ligand interactomes, blending rigorous physical chemistry with practical protein production workflows. Skilled in project management and teaching, he has a track record of coordinating interdisciplinary collaborations across Europe and South Africa. Unusually for a life-sciences researcher he also holds an MSc in Software Engineering, signaling a cross-disciplinary aptitude for computational methods and experimental automation. This combination makes him adept at translating complex spectroscopic data into actionable biological insights while streamlining lab processes.
10 years of coding experience
Herning Gymnasium
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Nanotechnology, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Nanotechnology at Aarhus University
Master's Degree, Nanotechnology, Master's Degree, Nanotechnology at Aarhus Universitet
English, Danish, French