Work experience
2016
PhD degree at the University of Utrecht
2010
Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences
Since my early scientific career I am interested in interactions of malignant cells with non-malignant host cells. During my PhD in the lab of Prof. Dr. Emile Voest at the University Medical Center in Utrecht I discovered how splenic macrophages induced resistance against DNA-damaging chemotherapeutics via an intricate lipid signaling cascade. In 2016 I started my Post doc in the lab of Prof. Dr. Jos Jonkers. Being awarded a NWO Veni grant, I am continuing my interest in tumor-host interactions by deciphering the role of fibroblasts in invasive lobular breast cancer.
Tumor microenvironment
Cell biology
Work experience
2016
PhD degree at the University of Utrecht
2010
Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences
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