Summary
Mai Winstrup is a senior researcher based in Copenhagen with 11 years’ experience applying physics and geophysics to develop mathematical models, statistical algorithms and machine-learning methods for interpreting large, complex datasets. She has a strong track record in remote sensing and ice-core analysis, notably developing and applying the StratiCounter algorithm for automated annual-layer detection and timescale construction. Her work spans image processing, pattern recognition and event-detection for problems from sea-ice monitoring to freak-wave prediction, bridging academic research and operational meteorological practice. Known for turning high-resolution observational data into robust, reproducible analyses, she brings both algorithmic rigor and practical domain expertise to interdisciplinary teams. An often-overlooked strength is her experience translating scientific outputs into policy-relevant synthesis, having contributed to EU-level climate research guidance.
11 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
M.Sc., Physics/Geophysics, M.Sc., Physics/Geophysics at Københavns Universitet
Danish, English, French, Spanish, German