Marieke van Gerner-Haan

Marieke van Gerner-Haan is a researcher at the Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences, University of Groningen, with expertise in Survey Research, Artificial Intelligence in Medicine, and Family Relationships. Her work intersects social sciences and bioethics, focusing on public attitudes toward AI in healthcare, informed consent in radiology, and the impact of family dynamics on behavioral outcomes.

• Research Themes: Artificial Intelligence in Medicine, Fatherhood, Self-Management, Survey Methodology
• Awards: Recipient of the Burn Bud Roper Award (2019) and multiple competitive fellowships for studies on AI, informed consent, and inheritance law.
• Collaborations: Active in European survey research networks, including the 9th Conference of the European Survey Research Association (2021) and NPSO Innovation Day (2021).

Her recent publications address AI’s ethical implications in prostate cancer diagnosis, family solidarity in inheritance law, and fatherhood’s role in reducing recidivism. She contributes to datasets like the LISS panel - Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (2021) and serves on editorial boards such as Public Opinion Quarterly.

Scientific Prizes:

• Burn Bud Roper Award (2019)
• Fellowship: Defining informed consent needs in radiological healthcare (2021)
• Fellowship: AI’s future in medicine (2019)
• Offerte WODC-onderzoek: Legitieme portie in erfrecht (2023)