RECEM is a multidisciplinary research center with expertise and dedicated team members ranging from professor level to bachelor’s students and master’s thesis students. At the senior level, the center currently includes one professor, Bas de Groot, and five associate professors: Marianne Lisby, Claus Sixtus Jensen, Jesper Weile, Kasper Glerup Lauridsen, and Nikolaj Raaber.
Marianne serves as the acting research director of the center.

Several PhD students work here full-time, each with different academic and clinical backgrounds. RECEM also continuously hosts research-year students, as well as bachelor’s, master’s, and candidate students from various study programs.
The center also includes our research secretary, Sara Viskum Leth, as well as two student assistants who primarily manage our SoMe platforms.

There are also colleagues who have previously completed a project or research period at RECEM and who, when time permits alongside studies or work elsewhere, continue to contribute to research and the publication of scientific articles.

Individual researchers’ projects, publications, and profiles can be found on our website. You can also read more in our annual reports.

Networks

RECEM consists of several research networks. A research network is a group of researchers with overlapping scientific interests.
The research director of RECEM chairs these networks, which are driven forward by key individuals. Researchers from other research environments are also affiliated, which creates a unique interdisciplinarity within each research field.

Below are the active networks within RECEM, including contact persons:

• Cardiac Arrest – Associate Professor Kasper Glerup Lauridsen
• Patient Safety Network – Associate Professor Marianne Lisby and MHSc, PhD Gitte Boier Tygesen and Associate Professor Claus Sixtus Jensen
• Design-EM – Postdoc Iben Duvald Pedersen and Associate Professor Marianne Lisby
• Ultrasound – MD, PhD Jesper Weile and MD, PhD Stig Holm Ovesen
• Trauma Network – Clinical Associate Professor, Consultant, PhD Nikolaj Raaber