Ingeborg Bosma

Ingeborg Bosma is a researcher at the University of Groningen's University Medical Center Groningen, specializing in neuro-oncology and neurocognitive effects of brain tumors. Her work intersects neuroscience, radiation therapy, and psychological comorbidity, focusing on low-grade glioma patients.

• Contribution to UN Sustainable Development Goals: Brain tumor research for health equity
• Key Collaborations: University Medical Center Groningen, proton radiotherapy researchers

Her research explores:

• Diffusion-weighted imaging models for post-surgical glioma assessment
• Long-term neurocognitive impacts of proton radiotherapy
• Psychosocial aspects of cancer survivorship
• Executive functioning resilience patterns in glioma patients
• Emotion recognition deficits linked to tumor characteristics

Publication Trends: 2024-2025 works focus on medical imaging validation, neurocognitive outcomes, and quality-of-life assessments in glioma patients. Research outputs show increasing emphasis on multimodal assessment and survivorship care.

Academic Contributions: As co-supervisor for PhD students at the University of Groningen (2017-2022), she has guided research on supportive care integration in cancer treatment. Her 40+ academic publications demonstrate sustained engagement with neuro-oncology research.