Associate Professor
Institute for Public Health genomic (IPHG)
Dept. of Genetics and Cell Biology / Research School GROW–Division Reproduction and Child
Faculty of Health, Medicine & Life Sciences
Maastricht University
Universiteitssingel 40, 6229 ER, Maastricht
P.O. Box 616, 6200 MD The Netherlands
Tel: +31 (0) 433884081
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I am currently Associate Professor at Maastricht University (GROW Research School -Division Reproduction and child- Faculty of Health Medicine and life Sciences, The Netherlands).
I am extensively involved in teaching several Public Health disciplines in the international and global context. Furthermore I am involved in research in the field of infectious diseases and international health.
Before joining Maastricht University, I completed a Post Doctoral fellowship at the Tropical Institute of the French Army (Marseille, France) in the field of Malaria Research in Sub-Saharan Africa and earlier a PostDoctoral fellowship at the National Cancer Institute (NIH, USA) in Tumor Immunology. My education background includes a Master course in International Health and Tropical Medicine, a PhD in Cancer Immunology, and a PhD in Medical Biotechnology focused on the development and optimization of anti-tumor vaccines.
I have additional clinical experience working with non-profit organizations in the assessment of health conditions, and I have also conducted medical research in parasite immunology in developing countries.
My current goal is to combine my immunology and clinical research experiences into a career that will enable me to pursue my other interest of improving public health in low and middle income countries.
I am extensively involved in teaching several Public Health disciplines in the international and global context. Furthermore I am involved in research in the field of infectious diseases and international health.
Before joining Maastricht University, I completed a Post Doctoral fellowship at the Tropical Institute of the French Army (Marseille, France) in the field of Malaria Research in Sub-Saharan Africa and earlier a PostDoctoral fellowship at the National Cancer Institute (NIH, USA) in Tumor Immunology. My education background includes a Master course in International Health and Tropical Medicine, a PhD in Cancer Immunology, and a PhD in Medical Biotechnology focused on the development and optimization of anti-tumor vaccines.
I have additional clinical experience working with non-profit organizations in the assessment of health conditions, and I have also conducted medical research in parasite immunology in developing countries.
My current goal is to combine my immunology and clinical research experiences into a career that will enable me to pursue my other interest of improving public health in low and middle income countries.
