The Netherlands Cancer Institute (NKI-AVL)
Biometrics Department, Room H01.023
Plesmanlaan 121
1066CX Amsterdam
The Netherlands
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Summary:
Steven Vanhoutvin (born 1979) graduated from his study, Health Sciences at the University of Maastricht, in March 2003. After his graduation he worked as a research assistent for NutriScience, a research and consultancy organization specialized in functional foods. Afther that he worked as a research assistant for WCFS (presently, TI Food and Nutrition), validating a non invasive marker for colon integrity. In januari 2005 he started his PhD in the TI Food and Nutrition project C-012 "Microbe-mediated Gut Metabolism" were he studied the effects of butyrate (a short chain fatty acid) on different parameters of colonic health with special emphasis on validation of in vivo sampling techniques. From March 2010 Steven started as a Clinical Projects Manager for the gastroenterology department at the Netherlands Cancer institute (NKI-AVL). He facilitates the logistics of research projects, from protocol writing and protocol submissions to patient recruitment and datamanagement. From 2010 to 2012, Steven joined the NKI-young-academics group. In January 2013 he started part-time at a new position as contract manager clinical trials. In this position he is responsible for contracts- and budget negotiations of all clinical trials in the institute.
Specialties:
-In vivo sampling in humans
-Oro-cecal intubation technique for sampling and delivery
-Barostat measurements for visceral perception and rectal compliance
-short chain fatty acids and gut health
Steven Vanhoutvin (born 1979) graduated from his study, Health Sciences at the University of Maastricht, in March 2003. After his graduation he worked as a research assistent for NutriScience, a research and consultancy organization specialized in functional foods. Afther that he worked as a research assistant for WCFS (presently, TI Food and Nutrition), validating a non invasive marker for colon integrity. In januari 2005 he started his PhD in the TI Food and Nutrition project C-012 "Microbe-mediated Gut Metabolism" were he studied the effects of butyrate (a short chain fatty acid) on different parameters of colonic health with special emphasis on validation of in vivo sampling techniques. From March 2010 Steven started as a Clinical Projects Manager for the gastroenterology department at the Netherlands Cancer institute (NKI-AVL). He facilitates the logistics of research projects, from protocol writing and protocol submissions to patient recruitment and datamanagement. From 2010 to 2012, Steven joined the NKI-young-academics group. In January 2013 he started part-time at a new position as contract manager clinical trials. In this position he is responsible for contracts- and budget negotiations of all clinical trials in the institute.
Specialties:
-In vivo sampling in humans
-Oro-cecal intubation technique for sampling and delivery
-Barostat measurements for visceral perception and rectal compliance
-short chain fatty acids and gut health
