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Martin Vinther Sørensen is an Associate Professor at the University of Copenhagen, focusing on the study of invertebrates, particularly taxa such as Kinorhyncha, Loricifera, and Priapulida. He holds both an MSc and a PhD from the Zoological Museum at the University of Copenhagen, awarded in 1998 and 2001 respectively. His research interests include the morphological and phylogenetic relationships of various microscopic invertebrates, and he has contributed significantly to the taxonomy and systematics of the Echinoderes dujardinii species group and other related taxa. Sørensen has been involved in several postdoctoral positions, including collaborations with Harvard University and the Natural History Museum of Denmark. He is actively engaged in teaching courses related to marine invertebrates and evolutionary biology at both graduate and undergraduate levels. In addition to his academic duties, he has served as an editor for several research journals, working to advance the field of marine biology and invertebrate research.
Invertebrate Department, Zoological Museum, University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen, Denmark
Conducted research on invertebrates with a focus on systematics and taxonomy.
Giribet Laboratory, Department of Organismic Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University • Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
Conducted research under a Danish Natural Science Research Council grant.
Ancient DNA Evolution Group, Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen, Denmark
Focused on the evolution of ancient DNA.
Natural History Museum Denmark, University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen, Denmark
Research on invertebrate taxonomy and phylogeny.
Natural History Museum Denmark, University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen, Denmark
Teaching, research, and curation responsibilities within the Natural History Museum.
Focuses on clinical, social, and cognitive psychology.