Glial signaling and neuroinflammation in motor control and affective state: Acute and Parkinson's disease animal models.My work focuses on investigating the roles of glial cells, specifically microglia and astrocytes, and their involvement in the neuroinflammatory processes affecting midbrain circuits. This investigation extends to the exploration of signaling pathways and behavioral aspects of motor control and affective states, providing insights into both acute and chronic neurodegenerative conditions like Parkinson's disease.- Principal supervisor: Professor Anders A. Jensen, PhD. - Co-supervisors: Associate Professor Anna M. Klawonn, PhD, Kenneth V. Christensen, PhD, Søren Rasmussen, PhD.

In the Quality Assurance (QA) sector, my role encompassed support for Quality Management Systems, with a primary focus on reviewing and updating Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) within the Documentum Compliance Manager (DCM) system.

In my position with Alcon Customer Service, I specialized in device and pharmacovigilance, primarily focusing on enhancing the process of managing product complaints related to contact lenses. Responsibilities included case documentation and follow-up in TrackWise, managing samples, and composing definitive responses to customers concerning the outcomes of investigations.

In the Novartis Patient Safety - Vigilance department, focusing on device and pharmacovigilance, I managed product complaints and samples, including case documentation and follow-up in TrackWise.

Solid products development departmentCollaborated with laboratory technicians to conduct a range of tasks including partitioning, standard measurements, and fraction surveys. Employed Easy Sieve analysis for particle size distribution, along with weighing and calculation of dry matter content.