Anne de Munck

Anne de Munck is a researcher at the Erasmus MC, Department of Paediatric Surgery, focusing on molecular mechanisms of congenital lung disorders and airway development. Her work involves creating in vitro models using organoids and cell cultures to study conditions like alveolar capillary dysplasia and congenital pulmonary airway malformation (CPAM).

• Research Themes: Molecular Imaging, SOX2/FOXF1 genetics, 3D co-culture systems, MUC1 as a therapeutic target, neuroendocrine cell biology
• Collaborations: Active in multidisciplinary teams with institutions like European Respiratory Review and Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences

Her recent publications highlight advancements in personalized medicine for respiratory disorders, with methods involving molecular imaging and organoid co-culture protocols. While no formal awards or student advising details are currently listed, her research outputs demonstrate a strong focus on translating cellular models into clinical applications for pediatric pulmonary diseases.