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PhD candidate in the Precision Medicine group, faculty of Biomedical Engineering. Designing and evaluating nanotherapeutics that regulate the immune response.

Strenghtening continuity, professionalization, and branding of iGEM Eindhoven.

The development of biomaterials for ex vivo CAR T cell activation and expansion for cancer immunotherapy.Supervised by: David K. Zhang and prof. David Mooney

Development of a polymersome-loaded supramolecular hydrogel for spatio-temporal controlled delivery of multiple molecules Supervised by: prof. Patricia Y.W. Dankers & prof. Jan C.M. van Hest

Tyrosine grafted liposomes for cell fusion and drug delivery Supervised by: prof. Jan van HestThe research objective was to obtain fusion between liposomes and cells to bypass endocytic pathways for drug delivery purposes, by coating liposomes with folic acid and tyrosine.

iGEM (International Genetically Engineered Machine) is the premiere international student team competition in synthetic biology, organized annually by MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology); in 2016 over 305 international teams participated. We were awarded a gold medal, which is the best rating regarding the quality of our project.Furthermore, we received the following nominations in the undergraduate section: 1. Best New Application Project2. Best Model3. Best New Basic Part