Stephanie Klein Nagelvoort Schuit is a Professor at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Medical Sciences. She holds a PhD in Genetic Epidemiology and an MD (Cum Laude) from Erasmus University Medical Center. Her research spans Health Policy & Services, Artificial Intelligence in healthcare, and Emergency Medicine. She has served as Chair of Internal Medicine and Acute Medicine at Erasmus MC (2010–2020) and currently leads roles in national healthcare committees, including the Advisory Committee for the National Growth Fund (since 2023) and the Netherlands Federation of University Medical Centres (NFU). Key roles include: Founder of AbcdeSIM/Alis Volat Propriis BV (2012–present), member of the Medical Specialists Board (since 2021), and chair of quality/safety committees in emergency medicine. Her work addresses healthcare innovation, physician-scientist career challenges, and pandemic-related behavioral health impacts. Research focuses on emergency department protocols, antibiotic stewardship, and digital health solutions. She has authored >75 publications and contributed to policy guidelines on AI in healthcare and trauma care optimization.
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Marrit Tuinmanمشاهده پروفایل
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Dr. Marrit Tuinman is a senior researcher and post-doctoral researcher in the Department of Health Psychology at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Medical Sciences. Her research focuses on psycho-oncology and health psychology, particularly examining how cancer patients' social relationships and partnerships influence their adaptation, quality of life, and health behaviors. She leads projects such as 'Healthy weight after cancer treatment' and collaborates on international studies like the E-SURV project funded by Deutsche Krebshilfe. She also serves on the advisory board of Stichting Zaadbalkanker and has organized conferences like 'Supporting health by technology VII'. Her work addresses issues like lifestyle changes post-cancer, fertility in childhood cancer survivors, and smoking cessation in couples. Key research interests include the psychological and social dynamics of cancer survivorship, partner involvement in health behaviors, and the psychosocial challenges faced by single versus partnered patients. She has published over 48 peer-reviewed articles and supervised multiple PhD students. Awards include a 2010 fellowship for her work on romantic partnerships post-cancer. She teaches courses such as 'Basics in Psychology' and 'Scientific Masterclass' while maintaining an active editorial role at journals like Psychosociale Oncologie. Her recent projects emphasize digital health solutions, such as web-based mindfulness interventions for couples dealing with cancer-related fatigue. She also investigates fertility concerns among young adult cancer survivors and disclosure challenges for childhood cancer survivors in romantic relationships.
Ingrid Boas is a Professor at the Environmental Policy Group of Wageningen University, specializing in climate change-related mobilities, governance, and environmental policy. Her research focuses on the political dimensions of climate migration, particularly in borderlands and marginalized communities. She leads interdisciplinary projects funded by grants from the Dutch Scientific Organisation and Belmont Forum, involving collaborations across multiple countries. Boas holds a PhD in International Relations from the University of Kent (2014), focusing on climate migration securitization. She has held visiting fellowships at the UNU-IAS (Tokyo), Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the European University Institute. She is a co-founder of the Environmental & Climate Mobilities Network and contributes to EU climate mobility policy frameworks. Education: PhD in International Relations (University of Kent, 2014), funded by UK Economic and Social Research Council. Research interests include climate mobilities in vulnerable regions like the Bengal, West African, and Pacific borderlands; mobile cultural heritage of nomadic indigenous groups; and digital age impacts on migration patterns. She explores how climate change intersects with sovereignty, geopolitics, and development through methodologies emphasizing mobility and participation. Her publications analyze climate migration myths, securitization strategies, and governance frameworks. Notable works address Bangladesh displacement dynamics, Tuvalu's digital nationhood, and pastoralist adaptation through mobile technologies. She advocates for inclusive policies recognizing climate justice and mobility rights. Awards include VIDI and Veni grants, and she serves on steering committees for PERN and EU COST Actions. Her teaching includes courses on climate governance, migration theory, and the urban nexus of water-energy-food systems. Boas co-leads a fisheries-focused NWA programme on climate resilience in Africa and advises governments/NGOs on climate mobility issues. She maintains active research partnerships across Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
- Climate Change
- Environmental Policy
- Human Mobility
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Hilde Toonenمشاهده پروفایل
استادیار
Hilde Toonen serves as Assistant Professor of Marine Governance within the Environmental Policy group at Wageningen University and Research, focusing on informational governance in marine environments with emphasis on North Sea spatial conflicts between economic activities and conservation. She coordinates the Aquaculture Governance project in collaboration with Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch and contributes to EU-funded initiatives including PERMAGOV (Improving Marine Governance Performance), PERICLES, and PADDLE. PhD (2013): Informational governance in marine spatial conflicts, North Sea MSc: Anthropology BSc: Environmental Sciences Her research examines how non-state governance mechanisms and digital tools enhance ocean sustainability, analyzing certification schemes (e.g., MSC), maritime spatial planning, and fisheries governance through sociological and interdisciplinary lenses. Key themes include transboundary coordination, capability approaches for small-scale fishers, and the interplay between voluntary standards and institutional frameworks in marine resource management. Recent publications (2023-2025) reveal a strategic pivot toward digital governance solutions, with 60% of works addressing e-governance tools for marine spatial planning, blockchain-enabled traceability, and multi-layered governance models aligned with the EU Green Deal. Her research increasingly integrates tropical Atlantic case studies with North Sea experiences to develop globally applicable governance frameworks. Dr. Toonen supervises MSc theses in Environmental Policy across courses including Marine and Coastal Governance (ENP12306), Water Governance (ENP37306), and Trends in Aquaculture (YWU31306). Her funded projects demonstrate sustained grant acquisition capacity, with current involvement in three major EU consortia (PERMAGOV, PERICLES, PADDLE) and industry partnerships through the Aquaculture Governance initiative. She operates within Wageningen's Environmental Policy research group, collaborating with international networks including the PERMAGOV consortium (15+ institutions) and Seafood Watch program. Her work connects North Sea governance experiments with tropical Atlantic spatial planning initiatives through the PERICLES project, fostering cross-regional learning on cultural heritage preservation in coastal zones.
- Marine Governance
- Environmental Policy
- Fisheries
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Juan Mendoza Rodriguez is an Associate Professor at the Department of Accounting within the School of Business and Economics at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. He holds a PhD from VU Amsterdam (2014) and specializes in regulatory compliance, tax evasion, and environmental policy intersections. His research explores behavioral responses to regulatory frameworks, with notable work on Colombia's peace process impacts on deforestation and organizational compliance dynamics. Education: PhD in Accounting, VU Amsterdam (2014) Research Interests: Focuses on self-regulation mechanisms, regulatory distrust effects, and policy implementation challenges. Combines statistical analysis with field experiments to study opportunism in public administration and corporate contexts. Recent Contributions: Published in Journal of Public Administration Research & Theory , Environmental Research Letters , and Journal of Accounting Research . Current work emphasizes regulatory feedback systems and peace process environmental impacts. Advising: Supervised 2 PhD theses. Active in data analytics education through courses like 'Data Analytics for Accounting and Control.'
Prof. Petrus Nolte is an Endowed Professor in Oral Cell Biology at the Academic Centre for Dentistry Amsterdam (ACTA). He concurrently serves as a surgeon at Spaarne Gasthuis Hospital in Hoofddorp, holding an ancillary role since 2003. His primary affiliation is with ACTA, where he focuses on translational dental and bone research, particularly in orthopedics. Nolte’s research emphasizes prosthetic joint infections, bone regeneration, and implant biocompatibility, bridging clinical and experimental studies. His work integrates cell biology, biomaterials, and clinical outcomes in orthopedic applications. Research Interests: His specialties include Total Knee Arthroplasty, osteoclast biology, biofilm treatment, and prosthetic infection management. He explores endolysin-based therapies for MRSA biofilms and investigates implant surface effects on bone cell behavior. Recent studies focus on antibiotic combination therapies for prosthetic joint infections and long-term outcomes of knee implant systems. Education: PhD research on unhealed bone at ACTA, foundational to his translational bone research. Awards: None explicitly mentioned in the text. Grants/Supervised Work: Supervised 2 PhD theses. Collaborates on clinical trials like the RiCOTTA-trial for prosthetic infection protocols. Labs/Teams: Engaged with multidisciplinary teams at ACTA and Spaarne Gasthuis, focusing on translational orthopedic and dental research. Leads studies on implant materials and biofilm therapies, with datasets available on platforms like Figshare.
- Orthopedics
- Bone Research
- Translational Medicine
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Dirk van Moorselaarمشاهده پروفایل
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Dirk van Moorselaar is a Visiting Fellow at the Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, specializing in Cognitive Psychology. His research focuses on the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying visual attention, working memory, and their interactions in guiding visual processing. His primary research interests include: Working Memory and its influence on visual attention allocation Visual Search efficiency and strategies Retro-Cue effects on attentional deployment Attentional mechanisms for filtering distracting information Inhibition processes in visual cognition Selective attention in complex visual environments Visual field representations and their neural correlates Dr. van Moorselaar's recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on how learned suppression mechanisms help filter irrelevant information from visual processing. His work bridges cognitive psychology with neuroscience, examining how expectations and prior knowledge shape attentional selection. A significant portion of his research investigates how visual working memory representations guide attention, with implications for understanding both normal cognitive function and conditions involving attentional deficits. His methodological approach typically combines behavioral paradigms with neurophysiological techniques including EEG, ERP, and SSVEP. Dr. van Moorselaar has been active in academic service, serving as a reviewer for Attention, Perception & Psychophysics from 2022-2023. He has presented his research at numerous conferences since 2013, with speaking engagements focusing on visual working memory, attentional capture, and the dynamic interaction between memory and attention systems.
- Working Memory
- Visual Search
- Retro-Cue
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Gerben J. Westerhof is a Full Professor in the Department of Psychology, Health & Technology at the University of Twente, Faculty of Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences. He is a leading figure in psychological research, particularly in mental health, wellbeing, depression, and narrative approaches to therapy. His research interests span a wide range of topics including mental health, psychological wellbeing, life stories, prolonged grief, and the integration of digital tools in clinical practice. He has pioneered work in narrative psychology, focusing on how personal stories contribute to identity, resilience, and recovery. His work often combines clinical insights with technological innovation, especially in using experience sampling and wearable data for real-time mental health assessment. The most recent publications highlight a strong trend toward interdisciplinary research, integrating clinical psychology with digital health technologies and narrative methods. His work addresses critical areas such as grief after collective trauma (e.g., MH17 disaster), revenge ideation in forensic contexts, and digital storytelling for older adults. These studies reflect a commitment to both theoretical depth and practical application in mental health care. Journal of Eating Disorders Paper of the Year award (2018) Online Favoriet Nationale Zorginnovatieprijs (2014) Prijs IBR-postermarkt (2011) Gerben J. Westerhof has supervised multiple students and research projects, evidenced by 12 supervised works and active involvement in research grants and collaborative initiatives. He plays a key role in the International Center for Life Story Innovations and Practice as Chair, and is a member of the Netherlands eScience Center, reflecting his engagement with both narrative innovation and digital research infrastructure. His work is highly collaborative, involving national and international networks across psychology, health technology, and mental health innovation. He leads and contributes to datasets such as 'Navigating Stories in Times of Transition' and is actively involved in organizing academic events like Narrative Matters 2018. His leadership in research teams underscores his role as a central figure in advancing narrative and positive mental health approaches in contemporary psychology.
- Mental Health
- Wellbeing
- Depression
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Kor Gritمشاهده پروفایل
استادیار
Kor Grit is an Assistant Professor at the Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam, where he is affiliated with the Health Care Governance (HCG) research group. His work bridges theoretical and practical approaches in health policy, with a focus on governance, ethics, and quality assurance in healthcare systems. He obtained his PhD from the University of Groningen in 2000 with a thesis on the economization of public institutions, titled 'Economisering als probleem. Een studie naar de bedrijfsmatige stad en de ondernemende universiteit'. His academic journey has been centered on the intersection of social theory and health policy implementation. His research interests include science and technology studies, ethical governance in healthcare, regulatory mechanisms, and qualitative methodologies. He has contributed significantly to understanding how quality and accountability are constructed in healthcare through inspection, accreditation, and performance measurement. His work often critically examines the tensions between market logic, professional autonomy, and patient involvement. His recent publications reveal a strong thematic focus on reflexive regulation, epistemic justice in incident investigations, and the governance challenges in integrated and elderly care. Across these works, qualitative research methods such as semi-structured interviews and documentary analysis are consistently employed to explore complex organizational dynamics. Kor Grit is actively involved in PhD supervision, having guided Femke Vennik to completion and currently co-supervising Jacqueline van Oijen and David de Kam. He also contributes to institutional education governance as a member of the Exam Board and chair of the Test Committee at his institute. His research aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in advancing quality healthcare and ethical governance. Though no formal awards are listed, his sustained scholarly output and leadership in collaborative research projects underscore his impact in the field.
Sascha C.A.T. Verbruggen is a researcher at Erasmus MC in the Neonatal and Pediatric Intensive Care department, contributing significantly to pediatric critical care and clinical nutrition research. Their work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in health and sustainable food systems. The research interests of Dr. Verbruggen span a wide range of topics in pediatric intensive care, including: Nutritional support for critically ill children Metabolic responses during critical illness Parenteral and enteral feeding strategies Early mobilization in pediatric ICU Application of machine learning in pediatric sleep and critical care Sustainable medical nutrition and food systems in hospitals The recent publications (2024–2025) show a strong trend toward interdisciplinary research combining clinical pediatrics, nutrition science, and data science. Articles focus on lipid metabolism in critical illness, evolving feeding paradigms, early mobilization outcomes, and innovative use of ECG data with machine learning for sleep classification. These works appear in high-impact journals such as Critical Care , Clinical Nutrition , and Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine . While no specific scientific awards are listed in the provided text, the extensive research output (111 publications) and active collaborations suggest recognition within the field. Dr. Verbruggen has supervised at least five research works, indicating a role in mentoring junior researchers, though specific student names are not provided. There is no information available regarding formal education, grants, labs, or teams led by Dr. Verbruggen in the current text.
Patrick Granton is a Researcher at the Department of Radiotherapy at Erasmus University Medical Center, with a focus on advanced radiation therapy techniques. His work spans multiple cancer types with particular emphasis on precision treatment delivery systems. Dr. Granton's research interests center on improving the accuracy and effectiveness of radiation therapy through technological innovation. His work in stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) has significantly contributed to pancreatic cancer treatment protocols. He has pioneered research in surface-guided radiation therapy for breast cancer patients using deep inspiration breath hold techniques. His investigations into esophageal toxicity prevention during lung tumor radiation have led to clinically significant protocol changes. Additionally, his work on deformable image registration and autocontouring has advanced adaptive radiation therapy capabilities for abdominal tumors. Analysis of Granton's recent publications reveals a strong trend toward precision radiation therapy with emphasis on real-time adaptation and minimizing treatment toxicity. His research spans both technological innovation in treatment delivery systems and clinical outcomes research, with particular focus on gastrointestinal and thoracic malignancies. The interdisciplinary nature of his work bridges medical physics, radiation biology, and clinical oncology. Dr. Granton has supervised at least one research project as indicated by the Supervised Work section in his profile. His research has been supported by collaborations across multiple institutions, with significant contributions to randomized clinical trials and technological implementation studies in radiation oncology. His work has been implemented in clinical practice as evidenced by references in clinical guideline sources, and has received attention from multiple news outlets and social media platforms, indicating its significance to the broader medical community.
Friso van Houdtمشاهده پروفایل
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Friso van Houdt is a Senior Lecturer in Political Philosophy & Critical Theory at Erasmus University College Rotterdam, Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR), and affiliated with the Department of Humanities at the Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences. He serves as Academic Director of the Erasmus Honours Programme, leading the interdisciplinary 'Grand Challenges: Sustainability' track for high-achieving students across EUR faculties. He is also a researcher at the NWA/NWO-funded Elsa Lab AIMAPS, focusing on the ethical, legal, and societal aspects of artificial intelligence and surveillance. Research Interests: Political Philosophy and Critical Theory Genealogy of Neoliberalism AI Ethics and Surveillance in Public Spaces Smart Cities and Democratic Governance Criminology and Social Philosophy UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) His recent research explores the societal implications of AI, particularly in urban contexts and conflict zones, as seen in his 2024 publications on Gaza as an AI laboratory and surveillance in Dutch smart cities. His work bridges philosophy, sociology, and technology policy. Scientific Awards: Best Article 2013: 'A Genealogy of Neoliberal Communitarianism' Teacher of the Year 2013-14 Teacher of the Year 2012-13 Friso van Houdt has contributed to academic discourse through multiple peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, and public presentations. He has served as editor for Beleid & Maatschappij and peer-reviewed for academic journals. His teaching excellence has been recognized institutionally, and he coordinates the Humanities major in Political Philosophy and Critical Theory. He is actively involved in the Elsa Lab AIMAPS, a multidisciplinary research initiative examining AI and surveillance through ethical and societal lenses. His work is frequently cited in policy discussions and has been featured in news outlets and academic platforms like Mendeley.
- Political Philosophy
- Critical Theory
- Neoliberalism
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Dr. Anniek Hartman-Heerschop is a Researcher at the Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Groningen. Her work focuses on advancing rehabilitation technology, particularly in the field of neuroprosthetics and myoelectric control systems. She explores how users adapt to multi-articulating prosthetic hands and optimize training methods for seamless prosthesis operation. Field of Discipline: Rehabilitation Institution: University of Groningen Her research emphasizes mode-switching behavior in upper-limb prostheses, performance transfer from training to real-world use, and the cognitive/motor challenges in prosthetic control. Key themes include enhancing user adaptation through tailored training protocols and improving clinical outcomes via advanced prosthetic designs. Publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches combining biomedical engineering, rehabilitation science, and human factors. Recent studies address skill transfer efficacy and user interface optimization for multi-articulating prosthetics. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the text. Advising roles or specific grant details are not provided, though collaborative efforts with colleagues like Dr. Bongers and van der Sluis suggest active research partnerships.
X. (Zhou) Zhouمشاهده پروفایل
پژوهشگر
X. (Zhou) Zhou is a Postdoc affiliated with the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Groningen, specifically within the HRM & OB — Management department. His research focuses on interdisciplinary areas including Agent-based modeling and simulation, Game theory, and Decision science. His expertise spans Computer Science (Theory & Methods, Interdisciplinary Applications) and Micro-economics (Industrial Organization). Dr. Zhou’s work addresses complex systems through methodologies like distributed control, adaptive algorithms, and fault-tolerant mechanisms. His recent publications emphasize spacecraft attitude stabilization, multi-agent coordination, and nonlinear control systems. Despite his postdoctoral role, he has contributed significantly to both theoretical frameworks and applied solutions in robotics and aerospace engineering. While no formal grants or awards are listed, his prolific output reflects sustained engagement with cutting-edge challenges in systems control and computational economics. His research often bridges theoretical models with practical implementations, such as in multi-robot systems and space mission design.
- Computer Science
- Game Theory
- Decision Science
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Jacqueline Schenk is an Associate Professor at the Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Erasmus University Rotterdam, specializing in Youth and Family. Her work bridges developmental psychology and inclusive education, focusing on equity and communication in early childhood settings. Her research interests include developmental psychology , inclusive education , and behavioral processes in young children . She investigates topics such as attention deficit, hyperactivity, and the inclusion of children with Down syndrome in mainstream education. Her approach emphasizes diversity-sensitive communication and collaborative frameworks between youth care and educational institutions. The recent publications reflect a strong trend in early childhood development , social inclusion , and cognitive-behavioral learning models . These works span both academic and professional outlets, indicating a commitment to translating research into practice. Jacqueline Schenk has served as a peer reviewer for Behavioural Processes , contributing to academic discourse in behavioral science. She has also participated in public engagement through media contributions on societal accessibility and emotional resilience. External position held from 1950 to 2003 (specific role not detailed) She is involved in interdisciplinary research networks, particularly in the areas of toddler and preschooler development, with a fingerprint highlighting strong engagement in social psychology , attention deficit , and inclusive pedagogy .
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