Clinical and Translational Research
The vision is to carry out world class research for the benefit of all people with diabetes and people at high risk of developing the disease. Clinical and Translational Research is headed by Peter Rossing (appointed temporarily as research leader), and consists of six research groups.
- Clinical Epidemiology Research - headed by Christian Torp-Pedersen
- Complications Research - headed by Tine Willum Hansen (acting)
- Diabetes Technology Research - headed by Kirsten Nørgaard
- Translational Type 1 Diabetes Research - headed by Flemming Pociot
- Translational Type 2 Diabetes Research - headed by Charlotte Brøns (acting)
- Cardio-Metabolic Prevention Research - headed by Trine Nielsen (acting)
Research in Prevention, Health Promotion and Community Care
The aim is to establish interdisciplinary cooperation with partners at Steno and with external institutions in Denmark and abroad. There is a focus on research that promotes health in the real world and in individual practices. The department is headed by Ulla Toft and consists of 6 research groups.
- Reproductive & Family Health - Karoline KrageLund Nielsen
- System-Oriented prevention - Charlotte Demant Klinker
- Children and Adolescents - Dan Grabowski
- Citizens & Sustainable Cities - Paul Bloch
- Psychosocial Health in Chronic Disease - Bryan Cleal
- Cross-Departmental Unit