Diana Hendrickx

Diana Hendrickx is a Researcher in the Department of Microbiology, focusing on cow's milk allergy in children, microbiome-metabolome interactions, and multi-omics analysis. Her work explores the role of Bifidobacterium and probiotic effects in modulating gut microbiota and immune responses.

• Research Output: 4 peer-reviewed articles with 16+ Scopus citations and an open-access dataset (PRJEB56782) on infant immune fitness.
• Methodology: Integrates machine learning, metaproteomics, and systematic reviews to analyze faecal microbiome and immune responses in allergy outgrowth.

Collaborations: Works with international institutions (Europe/Asia) and co-authors including Knol, Belzer, and Knipping, contributing to journals like Molecular Omics, Pediatric Allergy and Immunology, and Scientific Reports.