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Peter Bross is an Associate Professor Emeritus at Aarhus University, specifically in the Department of Clinical Medicine. His research focuses on molecular mechanisms that underlie genetic diseases, particularly those affecting mitochondrial proteins. With a strong foundation in biology and biochemistry, he investigates protein misfolding and how molecular chaperones can rescue the folding processes of protein variants. Bross leads the Seahorse laboratory, focusing on real-time metabolic analysis, and has a wealth of experience supervising students at various academic levels while also being actively involved in collaborative research projects both nationally and internationally. His specific interests include inborn errors of metabolism, cellular energy metabolism, and the role of mitochondria. Bross has organized conferences and contributed to various workshops, enhancing understanding in his field through disseminated knowledge and expert insights. He actively engages in teaching and research supervision, fostering new academic generations in genetics and molecular medicine.
Aarhus University • Denmark
Conducting research on genetic diseases related to mitochondrial dysfunction, focusing on molecular chaperones and protein misfolding.
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