Jeroen Jansen

Jeroen Jansen is a Researcher and Education Officer at Utrecht University's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Biomolecular Health Sciences. He works within the Interdepartmental Research Facilities with a specific focus on the Lipidomics Facility where he applies advanced analytical techniques to various biological systems.

Dr. Jansen's research spans multiple disciplines with a strong focus on lipidomics and metabolomics. His expertise includes High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), UPLC, and Orbitrap Mass Spectrometry techniques. His work investigates diverse biological systems ranging from cancer metabolism and liver cell biology to reproductive biology and bacterial membrane dynamics. His analytical skills in stable isotope tracing and retinyl ester analysis have contributed significantly to understanding metabolic pathways in various disease models.

Analysis of Dr. Jansen's publication record from 2009-2025 reveals a consistent research trajectory centered on lipid and metabolite analysis across different biological contexts. His early work focused on proteomics and prostasome characterization, then evolved toward sophisticated lipid analysis techniques applied to cancer metabolism, liver cell biology, and reproductive systems. The progression shows increasing specialization in mass spectrometry-based methods for metabolic pathway analysis, particularly in the areas of retinoid metabolism and cancer vulnerabilities.

As a skilled analytical scientist, Dr. Jansen contributes to methodological advancements in lipid and metabolite analysis while applying these techniques to address biological questions across multiple systems. His work bridges analytical chemistry with veterinary and medical research, providing critical technical expertise for collaborative projects investigating metabolic pathways in health and disease.