Anders Sanchez Barfod (born 1957) is an associate professor of botany at the Department of Biology, Aarhus University, where his research covers tropical plant resources, vegetation ecology and systematic botany. He is particularly recognized for his work on palms and agrobiodiversity, with publications in leading international journals. Beyond research, he regularly gives public lectures through Aarhus University's science outreach programme.
Barfod contributed a chapter to the anthology Plantefeber: Verden i vindueskarmen, published by Aarhus University Press.
A new peer-reviewed article with Barfod as co-author was published in the international journal Taxon.
Barfod was co-author of an article on the decline of tree populations in West Africa, published in December 2024.
Barfod's lecture on the botany of the coffee plant was live-streamed to cinemas and cultural venues throughout Denmark.
Live stream of a lecture from Aarhus University exploring coffee's biology, environmental impact, and health effects through the perspectives of three researchers.
Three researchers explore the coffee plant from botanical, economic and health perspectives - from its wild origins to claims about health effects.
Three researchers explore coffee from every angle: the botany of the coffee plant, its cultivation and environmental impact, and coffee's significance for human health.
Three researchers in botany, ecology, and nutrition explore coffee from cultivation to health in this updated science lecture series.
Three researchers explore coffee from plant botany to the cup - covering cultivation, environmental impact, and health effects.
Three Danish researchers explore coffee from every angle: botany, cultivation and health. An evening about the plant's biology, global production and what science really says about coffee's effects on the body.
Three researchers from Aarhus University present a livestream lecture on natural science at Rebildcentret.