RM PhD Graduates
Congratulations to all of our graduates!
We are very proud of all of the amazing research conducted within the RMU. Here we showcase the work of our graduates, hoping to inspire the researchers of tomorrow.
2024 PhD Survivors
CD4+ and CD8+ T cell behavior in the landscape of intestinal damage
Alessandro Cutilli
Maturation of the spine and its consequences for conservative treatment of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
Lorenzo Costa
Alternatives to animal research: from in vitro to ex vivo liver models
Melanie Krüger
Merging Macro and Micro: Transcriptional landscapes and in-depth studies for understanding heart disease
Louk Timmer
Endometrium-related infertility: molecular and clinical insights
Bich Bui
Newborn screening for long-chain fatty acid oxidation disorders: Facing the challenges
Marit Schwantje
The heart of the matter: An ethical exploration of regenerative implants
Anne-Floor de Kanter
New Methods to Monitor Kidney Function and Damage
Tobias Pieters
Nasal epithelial cells as model for cystic fibrosis
Lisa Rodenburg
2023 PhD Survivors
Scoliosis - a Universal Rotational (De)compensation of the Spine
Steven de Reuver
Engineering the (vascularized) Proximal Tubule, a Guide Towards Functionality
Anne Metje van Genderen
Modeling the ocular surface with organoid technology
Marie Bannier Hélaouët
2022 PhD Survivors
Gene drive technologies: navigating the ethical landscape
Nienke de Graeff
Medical 3D technology, from bench to bedside
Koen Willemsen
Knee joint preservation: Strategies for tissue repair and regeneration
Jasmijn Korpershoek
Osteoarthritis: Towards a progressive APPROACH
Eefje van Helvoort
Circadian rhythms in heart failure
Sandra Crnko
Osteoarthritis: Getting the picture
Willem Paul Gielis
2021
To repair the infarcted heart
Marijn Peters
Discovery of Tissue-Specific Functions of Atypical E2Fs in Cancer
Eva Moreno Iglesias
Diamond-Blackfan anemia & other hereditary red cell disorders: spotting phenotypes
Birgit van Dooijeweert
Knee joint distraction: moving forward
Mylène P. Jansen