Policy Officer
CurrentAdvancing science by stimulating an open, fair, and diverse research environment. Both in the Netherlands and abroad.
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Dylan Bergen, Phd is listed as Grant and Policy Officer at NWO (Dutch Research Council), a with 718 employees, based in Netherlands. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at bristol.ac.uk and a matched LinkedIn profile for Dylan Bergen, Phd.
Dylan Bergen, Phd previously worked as Policy Officer at Nwo (Dutch Research Council) and Research Fellow Versus Arthritis at University Of Bristol. Dylan Bergen, Phd holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Cilia And Extracellular Matrix And Their Function In Craniofacial Cartilage And Bone Development from University Of Bristol.
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Driven to propel science forward and to develop new innovative strategies that can improve osteoporosis patient's quality of life. I use translational science approaches to interrogate large human genetic datasets to identify new drug targets for metabolic bone diseases and validate these in zebrafish and tissue culture model systems.
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The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands
Advancing science by stimulating an open, fair, and diverse research environment. Both in the Netherlands and abroad.
Foundation Fellowship funded by Versus Arthritis to work on osteoporosis where I will study in silico prioritised genes in zebrafish and tissue culture cells.
Bristol, United Kingdom
Discipline hopping scheme, currently undertaking a project learning basic bio-informatics and handling big genomic data sets from epidemiology studies. Aim is to identify genes which are involved in the regulation of bone mineral density. This will be done by developing a prioritisation pipeline, which could be applied on summary data from other population studies as well. This in an international interdisciplinary collaboration between the Bristol Medical School, Translational Health Sciences… Show more Discipline hopping scheme, currently undertaking a project learning basic bio-informatics and handling big genomic data sets from epidemiology studies. Aim is to identify genes which are involved in the regulation of bone mineral density. This will be done by developing a prioritisation pipeline, which could be applied on summary data from other population studies as well. This in an international interdisciplinary collaboration between the Bristol Medical School, Translational Health Sciences and the Translational Research Unit, The University of Queensland Diamantina Institute, Brisbane, Australia. Show less
Bristol, United Kingdom
PhD Student in the labs of Professor David Stephens and in collaboration with Dr. Chrissy Hammond.
Hospital Del Mar
Research group of Dr. Anna Bigas. Worked on Hematopoietic Stem Cell Development in the embryonic mouse aorta.
Two rotations, of which the first rotation (~6 months) was for my BSc degree in the lab of Prof. Dr. Stefan Schulte-Merker (daily supervised by Dr. Christina Hammond) working on identifying mutations (TILLING) in bone and cartilage development in the zebrafish. The second rotation (~10 months) was for my MSc. degree in the lab of Prof. Dr. Edwin Cuppen, supervised by Dr. Ruben van Boxtel (Hubrecht Institute, Utrecht, NL) where I studied G-protein coupled receptor (GPCR) mutants (generated by… Show more Two rotations, of which the first rotation (~6 months) was for my BSc degree in the lab of Prof. Dr. Stefan Schulte-Merker (daily supervised by Dr. Christina Hammond) working on identifying mutations (TILLING) in bone and cartilage development in the zebrafish. The second rotation (~10 months) was for my MSc. degree in the lab of Prof. Dr. Edwin Cuppen, supervised by Dr. Ruben van Boxtel (Hubrecht Institute, Utrecht, NL) where I studied G-protein coupled receptor (GPCR) mutants (generated by ENU) in the rat. Show less
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Annemarie Van Der Hofstede
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Rainer Harms
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Cindy Van Vuure
Colleague at Nwo (Dutch Research Council)Amersfoort, Utrecht, Netherlands
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Lars Van Den Brink
Colleague at Nwo (Dutch Research Council)Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands
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Bjørn Koch
Colleague at Nwo (Dutch Research Council)Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands
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Milan Delnoy
Colleague at Nwo (Dutch Research Council)Zwolle, Overijssel, Netherlands
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Aj B.
Colleague at Nwo (Dutch Research Council)Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Arjen Hooft
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Onder Zoek
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Marjan Verest
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In the research groups of Prof. David Stephens (cell biology) and in collaboration with Dr. Chrissy Hammond (craniofacial development.
MSc. in Cancer Genomics and Developmental Biology. Two long rotations in two labs. First rotation in the lab of Prof. Dr. Edwin Cuppen.
BAS (BSc equivalent) in Life Sciences, specialisation in Molecular Biology. Two rotations in two labs. First rotation
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Dylan Bergen, Phd holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Cilia And Extracellular Matrix And Their Function In Craniofacial Cartilage And Bone Development from University Of Bristol.
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