Eva van Marion

Eva van Marion is a researcher at Erasmus MC in the Department of General Practice, actively contributing to the field of reproductive medicine and embryology. Her work focuses on understanding the biological and social determinants of IVF success, particularly through the lens of embryo development and patient characteristics.

Her research interests span reproductive epidemiology, preimplantation embryo development, morphokinetics, and the impact of maternal factors such as body mass index and socioeconomic status on fertility outcomes. She employs advanced statistical models, including mixed models and logistic regression, to analyze complex datasets from clinical cohorts.

The recent publication trends highlight a strong focus on IVF prediction models, embryo culture conditions, and early embryonic developmental kinetics. Her work bridges clinical observation with biostatistical analysis, aiming to improve personalized fertility treatments.

• Researcher at Erasmus MC, Department of General Practice
• Active in reproductive medicine and embryology research
• PhD awarded in 2024 for thesis on preimplantation embryo development
• Collaborates with leading experts in reproductive endocrinology and epidemiology

She has not received any explicitly mentioned scientific awards. Her collaborative research involves multidisciplinary teams at Erasmus MC, particularly in reproductive biology and public health. While no formal advising role is stated, her involvement in doctoral research suggests mentorship within research teams. No specific grants are mentioned, but her work appears supported by institutional and cohort-based funding, such as the Rotterdam periconception cohort.