Your Expert Partner for Microbiome Analysis
At Clinical Microbiomics we offer highly experienced microbiome analysis services for basic research, clinical, pre-clinical and animal health studies.
Whether you are looking for 16S rDNA or shotgun metagenomic sequencing services, microbiome data analysis solutions for specific application areas or require full project support from study design through to publication ready results, our expert team of microbiome specialists is here to help.
Our clients come from a wide variety of different research areas, including academic institutions, global pharma, nutrition companies and biotech companies developing microbiome-targeted or microbiome-based products. Contact us today and ask us a question or tell us about your project.
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At Clinical Microbiomics we offer highly experienced microbiome analysis services for basic research, clinical, pre-clinical and animal health studies.
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Meet Some of Our Key Scientific Team
Henrik Bjørn Nielsen
Chief Scientific Officer
Bjørn, PhD, is Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) at Clinical Microbiomics. Bjørn is part of the leadership team together with the CEO and CBO. He is responsible for directing the science team and our scientific innovation. Moreover, Bjørn oversees all client projects. Bjørn has an outstanding background as both group-leader at the Technical University of Denmark and has been a frontrunner in the field of microbiome research for more than a decade. He has published more than 20 high-visibility publications within the microbiome field, covering biomedical discoveries and a series of key analysis concepts for microbiome data.
Jacob Bak Holm
Director of Scientific Operations
Jacob is involved in our studies from the very beginning to end. He is in charge of our internal project development such as our Skin Microbiome Platform including both skin-optimized laboratory protocols and data analysis. His area of expertise is the microbiome in relation to host, metabolism, immune response and pathogens. Jacob also has experience with a broad variety of animal and human studies focusing on how diet, pathogens, diseases, prebiotics and probiotics modulate the gut microbiota and what potential functional consequences this can have for the host. Jacob holds a MSc in Molecular Biomedicine from the University of Copenhagen and a PhD in Laboratory of Genomics and Molucular Biomedicine from the Institute of Biology at University of Copenhagen.
