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Marianne Nygaard is an Associate Professor at the University of Southern Denmark, specializing in genetic epidemiology, aging research, and functional genomics. She is the head of the Biobank at the Danish Twin Research Center. Her research focuses on understanding the genetic and epigenetic influences on aging and longevity, particularly through studies involving exceptional survivors such as centenarians. Currently leading the Long Life Family Study, Nygaard examines various aspects of health and mortality among older individuals. Her contributions extend to peer reviewing for multiple academic journals and participating in scientific committees related to behavior genetics and genomics. Engaging in both editorial work and academic supervision, she plays a significant role in shaping research in her field.
Danish Twin Research Center • Odense, Denmark
Leading research on genetic epidemiology and functional genomics.
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