Jens Fedder

Professor Jens Fedder

1986: MD, Aarhus University (Denmark) MSc (reproductive immunology), Aarhus University
1996: PhD (spermatology), Aarhus University
1997: Specialist degree in gynecology and obstetrics (Denmark and Norway)
2000: Consultant, Braedstrup Fertility Clinic, Horsens Hospital (Denmark)
2002: Danish textbook in Reproductive Biology
2003: Associate professor at South Danish & Aarhus Universities.
2005: Head of the Scientific Unit, a new department at Horsens Hospital (Denmark) 1960: Born in Sdr. Onsild, Denmark
1986: MD, Aarhus University (Denmark) MSc (reproductive immunology), Aarhus University
1996: PhD (spermatology), Aarhus University
1997: Specialist degree in gynecology and obstetrics (Denmark and Norway)
2000: Consultant, Braedstrup Fertility Clinic, Horsens Hospital (Denmark)
2002: Danish textbook in Reproductive Biology
2003: Associate professor at South Danish & Aarhus Universities.
2005: Head of the Scientific Unit, a new department at Horsens Hospital (Denmark)
2011: Professor in Human Reproduction at South Danish University and consultant at the Fertility
Clinic, Odense Hospital (Denmark)

Particular interests: Andrology and Sexual Differentiation. During the last decades most of his scientific focus has been on etiology and treatment of azoospermia, in vivo and in vitro spermatogenesis, sex chromosome abnormalities and semen quality, including round cells, sperm DNA fragmentation and oxidative stress in the semen. Is also working with the influence of seminal fluid on embryo implantation in the uterus. 

Jens Fedder has written more than 100 scientific papers and, in addition, Danish national and Nordic guidelines in fertility examination and treatment (andrology).

Jens Fedder is organizing courses in andrology, infertility and reproductive medicine for medical specialists and trainees.

Jens Fedder has given more than 100 oral presentations at congresses in Europe and many non-European countries. Supervisor for 8 finished PhD students.

2011: Professor in Human Reproduction at South Danish University and consultant at the Fertility
Clinic, Odense Hospital (Denmark)