Dr. Signe Sørup

Biography

Signe Sørup is an Associate Professor at Aarhus University. Her research primarily focuses on how vaccines affect overall health through the use of electronic data registries. She investigates vaccine safety and its broader impacts, particularly regarding public health and infectious diseases. With a master's degree in Public Health from the University of Copenhagen and a PhD completed in 2014, Signe has coordinated significant research projects, including a NordForsk-funded initiative examining the health effects of childhood vaccines across Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. She teaches epidemiology at various levels, emphasizing practical skills and activity-based learning. Furthermore, Signe supervises students in her capacity as an educator. She is actively involved in several collaborative international studies and is a board member of the Danish Society for Pharmacoepidemiology. Her contributions to the field include leading courses on clinical research methodologies and engaging in extensive research output, signifying her dedication to advancing knowledge in vaccine epidemiology and register-based studies.

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