Katrine Strandberg-Larsen
Associate Professor - Promotion Programme
Section of Epidemiology
Bartholinsgade 6Q, 2. sal, 1356 København K, 24 Øster Farimagsgade 5, Building: 24-2-15
Area of research:
Reproductive epidemiology, birth cohorts, cross-cohort collaboration
Education:
2009: PhD in Health Sciences, University of Copenhagen
2004: MSc in Public Health, University of Copenhagen
2002: BSc in Public Health, University of Copenhagen
Other Education:
2023: Research management course, Copenhagen Business School Executive Fonden.
2022: PHD supervision: Next level (3992-22-00-00), UCPH2021: PhD supervision Rules & Regulation
2021: PhD supervision Rules & Regulation
2019: ERC Interview training: Starting grants 2019
2019: Quantitative bias analysis
2019: Leading Research – a leadership course
2017: Course for Department Supervisors
2016: Seminar for experienced PhD participation
2014: Seminar on Responsible Conduct of Research
2011: Teaching and learning in higher education, Formal pedagogic education, UCPH
Professional experience:
2022 (jan-aug): Acting head of section, Section of Epidemiology, Department of Public Health, UCPH
2018-2022: Associate professor, Section of Epidemiology, Department of Public Health, University of Copenhagen
2011-2017: Associate professor, Section of Social Medicine, Department of Public Health, University of Copenhagen
2010 - 2010: Post doc., Section of Social Medicine, Department of Public Health, University of Copenhagen
2009 - 2010: Post doc., Division of Epidemiology, University of Southern Denmark
2002 - 2009: PhD candidate/research fellow, Centre for Alcohol Research, National Institute of Public Health, Denmark
Research stays abroad:
Sep. - Dec. 2012: Research stay, Department of Epidemiology, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Apr. - Jul. 2007: Visiting Research Scholar, University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Scientific and professional posts:
2020-: Infant Health Study (NNF funded) – Member of the Data & Trial Steering Committee
2020-: Schientific evaluator, Forte (www.forte.se), Epidemiology and population based studies 2
2016-2018: Member of the Scientific Committee, the Lolland-Falster Cohort Study, Region Zealand
2016-: Member of the Danish National Birth Cohort’s Board of Directors
2015-2021: Board Member, The Danish Epidemiology Society (DES)
2012-2019: Board Member, The Clinical Database for the Regional Outpatient Family Clinics
2005: Cofounder, The Association of Masters of Science in Public Health, Denmark
Career breaks:
2009 - 2010: Maternity leave
2007 - 2007: Maternity leave
2006 - 2007: Maternity leave
Grants (in own name):
2019: Horizon2020, EU contract number 874583. DKK 629.525 for the project ATHLETE, partner 22
2018: Sapera Aude: DFF-Reasearch leader (8045-00047B)-DKK 5.897.845
2016: Gangstedfonden (A31527) – DKK 200.000
2013: The Danish Research Council, EUopSTART. DKK 150,000 for Early Signs of Addictive Behaviour and Mental Disorders: Phenotype, Determinants, and prognoses - A 17-year follow-up of the children in the Danish National Birth Cohort
2012: The Lundbeck foundation. DKK 90,000 for Use of antidepressants in pregnancy and risk of spontaneous abortion – An application of a pregraduate scholarship
2012: The Danish Council for Independent Research │Medical Sciences.DKK 201,600 for Use of antidepressants in pregnancy and risk of spontaneous abortion – An application for a pregraduate scholarship
2009: The Danish Council for Independent Research │Medical Sciences. DKK 2.430.000 for Alcohol dehydrogenase genotype and drinking pattern during pregnancy in relation to health consequences in the offspring. Postdoctoral fellowship
2005: The Danish Graduate School in Public Health. DKK 375,000 for Detrimental effects of Binge drinking during pregnancy
Grants as named Co-applicant:
2023: NordForsk. NOK: 10.981.125 for the project: Post-pandemic mental health: Risk and resilience in young people. (Projectnr. #156298)
2021: ERCstg. EUR 1.5 mio for the project: Solving the ’time puzzle’ of epigenetic effects on child mental health (TEMPO) - recipient Charlotte Cecil, Erasmus MC)
2021: Novo Nordisk Foundation. DKK 1.944.539 for the project: Is underweight a health problem among children in Denmark? (Grant #NNF21SH0069849)
2021: Research Executive Agency – Marie Curie Fellowship. EUR 219.312 for URBINEX - The relationship between social inequalities, child mental health and exposure to urban environmental stressors: an epidemiological analysis. (#101025856)
2020: The Lundbeck Foundation. DKK 4.860 for the project: Young People’s Risk of Suicide attempt (YRSA)
2020: The French Institute for Public Health Research. EUR 392.488 for the project Epidemiological Study of PRenatal Intake of Tobacco and later child outcomes (ESPRIT)
2020: Nordea-fonden 2020, Amning – en god start sammen. DKK 5.166.642,00 (nr. 02-2019-00267)
2018: Det Obelske Familiefond 2018, Tryg start i sundhedsplejen. DKK 2.500.000 (nr. 29763)
2018: National Institute of mental Health, $2.157.942 for the project A multi-cohort assessment of gestational SSRI Exposure on long-term psychiatric outcomes (R01MH114967)
2016: Horizon2020, SC1-2016-2017. €700.000 for the project LIFECYCLE, partner 6
2015: The Danish Medical Research Council │Medical Sciences. DKK 2.850,000 for the project close to adult: 17- year follow-up of the Danish National Birth Cohort
2011: The Lundbeck foundation. DKK 1.000.000 for the project 11-year follow up of the Danish National Birth Cohort
European Research Council
I reached 2nd round with my ERC application with the project "Eating disorders- Understanding the spectral nature, course of symptoms and etiology (EATus)
Research Leadership:
2019 –: PI of the EATus research program. EATus, DFF
2015 –2022: Executive committee member of the MOBAND-CP study (Mother and Babiesin Norway and Denmark – cerebral palsy). Cohort profile - MOBAND-CP
2014–2021 : Co-PI and scientific leader of the 18-year follow up of the Danish National Birth Cohort. DNBC 18-years
International Collaboration:
2022 – 2027: Tempo - Solving the ’time puzzle’ of epigenetic effects on child mental health, ERCstg 2021, Lay description of the Tempo project
2020 – 2024: Athlete – A advancing tools for human Early Lifecourse Exprosome Research and translation, HORIZON 2020, Athlete project
2016 - 2021: LifeCycle – Early life stressors and lifecycle health, HORIZON 2020
2011-2022: MOBAND, a NIH funded project that merges the Norwegian and Danish birth cohorts and study cerebral palsy
2010 - 2013: CHICOS, FP7 (www.chicosproject.eu/the-project)
Reviewing activities:
Peer review: Int J Epi, European J Epi, BJOG, Lancet psych, Lancet Child and Adolescent Health, Perinat Pediatric Epi, Eating Behaviors, Human Reproduction, CNS drugs, BMC Public Health and more
Abstract assessor: EuroEpi, Aarhus Denmark Aug. 11th – 14th 2013
Editorial tasks: Assistant editor, Scandinavian Journal of Public Health.
Institutional Responsibilities:
2019 –: Member of the Data Security and Compliance group, Department of Public Health, University of Copenhagen
2018 –2020: Member of the Public Health Science Curriculum Change Group, University of Copenhagen
2017-2021: Member of The Danish Bibliometric Research Indicator for Research field 59 – Public Health, under Danish Agency for Science and Higher Education
2016-: Member of the Study Board of the program in Public Health Sciences, University of Copenhagen
2014-2023: PhD coordinator Department of Public Health, University of Copenhagen
2014-: Member of Board, Research Education program in Epidemiology and Public Health, University of Copenhagen
2013-2014: Member of Educational Board of Master in Public Health Science, University of Copenhagen
Selected Invited Talks:
2022: Invited speaker at Danish e-Infrastructure Cooperation on establishing a FAIR network for sensitive research data.
2021: Invited speaker the Trygfond foundation for the 13th workshop on mental health among children and adolescents
2021: Invited speaker at Nordea Fonden on a network meeting among the Danish foundation on mental health in young people
2018: Invited speaker at the LOM day, Lifestyle, Obesity and Metabolic research, UCPH
2017: Global Excellence Seminar- Danish Research Center for Magnetic Resonance
2016: Keynote Speaker at Open Seminar, Pharmatox – Strategic Research Initiative, Oslo
2016: Annual Meeting Family Centre Clinics, Kolding
2015: Invited Expert, The Fertility Clinic 4071, Copenhagen University Hospital
2014: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Study Group meeting, Seattle
2013: Eucconet Meeting, Paris
2012: Annual meeting Family Centre Clinics, Nyborg Strand
2012: Seminar Speaker, NIEHS, Epidemiology Branch
Teaching Activities:
2023 –: Course leader – Advanced Epidemiology MSc Public Health Science, UCPH
2023: Lecturer – Perinatal and early life epidemiology European Educational Programme in Epidemiology 5-day specialized course, Florence
2019 -2022: Course leader – Epidemiology MSc Public Health Science, University of Copenhagen
2011 – 2018: Course leader – Introduction to Epidemiology, BSc Public Health Science, University of Copenhagen
2012 -: Giving lectures – Reproductive Epidemiology, University of Copenhagen
2013 – 2021: Appointed censor at the Public Health related educations and the education in Medicine
2013 -: Giving lectures – PhD-level courses in epidemiological designs, causal modelling, directed acyclic graphs, and interaction, University of Copenhagen
2012: Invited Lecturer – 3-Day PhD level Cause on Causal Diagrams, Malmø University.
Research Supervision:
I have been supervisor for 20 bachelor-level and 22 master-level students in Public Health Science, and 3 bachelor-level MD student. All at the University of Copenhagen.
Post-graduate supervision
2012-2016: Co-supervisor for PhD student Ingrid Maria Susanne Nilsson. Project title: Less is more - Early discharge following birth – How do we support mothers to effective breastfeeding? Thesis approved August 17, 2016
2013-2018: Co-supervisor for PhD student Pernille Stemann Larsen. Project title: Eating Disorders in preadolescent children.
2014-2019: Principal Supervisor for PhD student Tanja Gram Petersen. Project title: Are prenatal exposures to maternal thyroid disorder, folic acid supplementation, or analgesics related to risk of cerebral palsy, and do prenatal risk factors act synergistically? - An epidemiological study of two large nation-wide birth cohorts (MOBAND)
2015-2019: Principal Supervisor for PhD student Lonny Merete Stockholm. Project title: Obstetric use of oxytocin and possible consequences for mental andcognitive health in childhood.
2016-: Principal Mentor for Postdoc Nicole Nadine Lønfeldt
2017-: Co-Supervisor for PhD student Julie Andersen
2018-: Principal Supervisor for PhD student Julie Elbæk Pedersen
2019-2020: Principal Mentor for Postdoc Else Marie Olsen
2019-: Principal Supervisor for PhD student Clara Clipet-Jensen
2020-: Principal Supervisor for PhD student Ida Scheel Rasmussen
2021-: Principal Supervisor for PhD student Julie Marie Vinkler (NSH)
2021-: Primary Co Supervisor for PhD student Henriette Rosseau
2021-: Principal Mentor for Marie Currie Postdoc Tim Cadman
2021-: Principal Supervisor for PhD student Andrea Joensen
2022-: Primary Co Supervisor for PhD student Anne Aurup (UCPH-Science)
2022-: Primary Co Supervisor for PhD student Stine Danielsen
2023-: Co Supervisor for PhD student Thea Emily Benson (AU)
2023-: Co Supervisor for PhD student Anne Marie Ladehoff Thomsen (AU)
Research Scholarship Students
2012: Katia Buch Hærvig. Research Project: Use of ADHD medication during pregnancy
2012: Rie Laurine Rosenthal Johansen. Research Project: Use of antidepressants in pregnancy and risk of spontaneous abortion
2010: Alice Clark. Research Project: Psychosocial risk factors and Chronic Obstructive lung disease
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Is alcohol binge drinking in early and late pregnancy associated with behavioural and emotional development at age 7 years?
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Fosterskadende effekter af alkoholforbrug under graviditeten
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