Anne Jansen
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Eric Reits
Anne worked in my researchgroup for almost 5 years as a highly motivated, well-organized PhD student. With a cum laude Master's degree she applied for an AMC PhD Scholarship and wrote her own project proposal on a challenging subject, the role of glia support cells in the brain in Huntington's Disease. Out of many candidates she was selected for the Scholarship and worked very disciplined on various related projects, being very structured and organized, and supervised by two different PI's from different institutes (expertise on glia cells and HD, respectively). Anne also wrote her own postdoc grant proposal (Huntington Stimulation Grant) which she received. Anne is well capable to discuss her data and insights during debats, and being also very social I can only highly recommend her!
Margriet van Gestel
As a PhD student at the Rudolf Magnus Institute, I have had the pleasure of supervising Anne during her 6 month internship. I know Anne as a hardworking student, who is not afraid of a challenge. She is devoted to her work, works independently and takes up full responsibility for the tasks assigned to her. Her perseverance to tackle problems really helped in ensuring progress of the project. Besides being a nice colleague to work with in the lab, Anne provides valuable input regarding the setup of planned experiments, acting at a professional level outperforming most of her peers. Finally, Anne is a great team player and would fit perfectly in any organization.
Eric Reits
Anne worked in my researchgroup for almost 5 years as a highly motivated, well-organized PhD student. With a cum laude Master's degree she applied for an AMC PhD Scholarship and wrote her own project proposal on a challenging subject, the role of glia support cells in the brain in Huntington's Disease. Out of many candidates she was selected for the Scholarship and worked very disciplined on various related projects, being very structured and organized, and supervised by two different PI's from different institutes (expertise on glia cells and HD, respectively). Anne also wrote her own postdoc grant proposal (Huntington Stimulation Grant) which she received. Anne is well capable to discuss her data and insights during debats, and being also very social I can only highly recommend her!
Margriet van Gestel
As a PhD student at the Rudolf Magnus Institute, I have had the pleasure of supervising Anne during her 6 month internship. I know Anne as a hardworking student, who is not afraid of a challenge. She is devoted to her work, works independently and takes up full responsibility for the tasks assigned to her. Her perseverance to tackle problems really helped in ensuring progress of the project. Besides being a nice colleague to work with in the lab, Anne provides valuable input regarding the setup of planned experiments, acting at a professional level outperforming most of her peers. Finally, Anne is a great team player and would fit perfectly in any organization.
Eric Reits
Anne worked in my researchgroup for almost 5 years as a highly motivated, well-organized PhD student. With a cum laude Master's degree she applied for an AMC PhD Scholarship and wrote her own project proposal on a challenging subject, the role of glia support cells in the brain in Huntington's Disease. Out of many candidates she was selected for the Scholarship and worked very disciplined on various related projects, being very structured and organized, and supervised by two different PI's from different institutes (expertise on glia cells and HD, respectively). Anne also wrote her own postdoc grant proposal (Huntington Stimulation Grant) which she received. Anne is well capable to discuss her data and insights during debats, and being also very social I can only highly recommend her!
Margriet van Gestel
As a PhD student at the Rudolf Magnus Institute, I have had the pleasure of supervising Anne during her 6 month internship. I know Anne as a hardworking student, who is not afraid of a challenge. She is devoted to her work, works independently and takes up full responsibility for the tasks assigned to her. Her perseverance to tackle problems really helped in ensuring progress of the project. Besides being a nice colleague to work with in the lab, Anne provides valuable input regarding the setup of planned experiments, acting at a professional level outperforming most of her peers. Finally, Anne is a great team player and would fit perfectly in any organization.
Eric Reits
Anne worked in my researchgroup for almost 5 years as a highly motivated, well-organized PhD student. With a cum laude Master's degree she applied for an AMC PhD Scholarship and wrote her own project proposal on a challenging subject, the role of glia support cells in the brain in Huntington's Disease. Out of many candidates she was selected for the Scholarship and worked very disciplined on various related projects, being very structured and organized, and supervised by two different PI's from different institutes (expertise on glia cells and HD, respectively). Anne also wrote her own postdoc grant proposal (Huntington Stimulation Grant) which she received. Anne is well capable to discuss her data and insights during debats, and being also very social I can only highly recommend her!
Margriet van Gestel
As a PhD student at the Rudolf Magnus Institute, I have had the pleasure of supervising Anne during her 6 month internship. I know Anne as a hardworking student, who is not afraid of a challenge. She is devoted to her work, works independently and takes up full responsibility for the tasks assigned to her. Her perseverance to tackle problems really helped in ensuring progress of the project. Besides being a nice colleague to work with in the lab, Anne provides valuable input regarding the setup of planned experiments, acting at a professional level outperforming most of her peers. Finally, Anne is a great team player and would fit perfectly in any organization.
Experience
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i2i - Intelligence to Integrity
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Netherlands
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Hospitals and Health Care
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1 - 100 Employee
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Consultant/project manager healthcare
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Oct 2017 - Present
i2i is een doelgerichte organisatie met een maatschappelijke missie: het bevorderen van zinnige zorg. Dit doen wij met het ‘Doelmatig Direct Declareren Partnership’. Hiermee tonen zorgverleners aan dat ze zinnige zorg leveren en verantwoord omgaan met maatschappelijke middelen. Als relatiemanager ben ik binnen i2i het aanspreekpunt voor de klant, vertaal ik data-analyses naar (herkenbare informatie voor) de klant en geef ik inzicht om doelmatigheid te bevorderen en/of een gedragsverandering teweeg te brengen. Daarnaast ben ik (mede)verantwoordelijk voor het continu innoveren van ons eigen model, vindt er nauwe samenwerking plaats met onze data-analisten en blijf ik mijzelf constant ontwikkelen door het volgen van (externe) trainingen. Vaardigheden: Adviseren met impact | Toetsen van hypotheses met analyses | Ontwikkelen van doelmatigheidsindicatoren | Projectmanagement | (Strategisch) accountmanagement| Realiseren (doelmatige) gedragsverandering | Communicatief sterk | Zinnige zorg
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Postdoctoral Researcher in cell biology
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Feb 2017 - May 2017
Funded by a grant of the Dutch Huntington foundation I'm continuing one of my projects I started during my PhD, on ubiquitination of the protein causing Huntington's disease, Huntingtin, in glial cells and neurons.
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Researcher Phd Candidate neurodegenerative diseases
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Sep 2012 - Jan 2017
Research topic: The role of glial cells in the pathogenesis of Huntington's diseaseI obtained this position by writing my own grant proposal, that got awarded with an AMC PhD fellowship. I work on the role of a specific type of brain cells, the glial cells in Huntington's disease. I set up this project myself. Next to conducting research and planning new experiments, I have learned to supervise students (Bachelor and Master), to manage my own project and report on its progress.
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Intern molecular neuroscience
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Aug 2011 - Jul 2012
Second master internship in the researchgroup: "Astrocyte biology & neurodegeneration" from Prof. Dr. Elly Hol. The project I did during this internship resulted in two co-publications. Second master internship in the researchgroup: "Astrocyte biology & neurodegeneration" from Prof. Dr. Elly Hol. The project I did during this internship resulted in two co-publications.
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UMC Utrecht
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Hospitals and Health Care
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1 - 100 Employee
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Intern molecular biology at the Rudolf Magnus Institute
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Nov 2010 - Aug 2011
Genes involved in the development of obesity Genes involved in the development of obesity
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