Completed RM PhD Theses

Congratulations to all of our survivors!

We are very proud of all of the amazing research conducted within the RMU. We hope this showcase of our researchers work can inspire the researchers of tomorrow!

2022 PhD Survivors

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  Gene drive technologies: Navigating the ethical landscape

  Nienke De Graeff

  
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  Saving the Joint: Biological Strategies to Preserve Cartilage

  Margot Rikkers

  
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  Knee joint preservation: Strategies for tissue repair and regeneration

  Jasmijn Vivian Korpershoek

  
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  Clinical investigation of bone graft substitutes in spinal fusion: Insights from a randomized intrapatient controlled trial

  Anne Mechtveld Lehr

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  Osteoarthritis: Towards a progressive APPROACH

  Eefje van Helvoort,

  
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  A joint effort: How dogs contribute and benefit from the “One medicine” approach to osteoarthritis

  Michelle Teunissen

  
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  Enhancing bone regeneration by calcium phosphates with surface topography: A translational evaluation of synthetic bone graft substitutes

  Luuk Van Dijk

  
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  Medical 3D technology: From bench to bedside

  Koen Willemsen

  
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  Extracellular vesicle therapeutics: from mechanism to application in cardiac repair

  Marieke Roefs

  

2021

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  Reno-cardiovascular disease and regeneration: focus on interactions with the immune system

  Merle M. Krebber

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  Go big or go home - Translational approaches to target ischemic heart failure

  Evelyne Demkes

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  To repair the infarcted heart

  Marijn Peters

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  Discovery of Tissue-Specific Functions of Atypical E2Fs in Cancer

  Eva Moreno Iglesias

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  Diamond-Blackfan anemia & other hereditary red cell disorders: spotting phenotypes

  Birgit van Dooijeweert

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  Knee joint distraction: moving forward

  Mylène P. Jansen

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  Vascular cell and extracellular matrix interactions: implications for vascular regeneration and disease modeling

  Christian G. M. van Dijk

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  The DUX4 cytotoxic cascade, and CRISPR mitigation methods

  Ator Ashoti