Doctors of philosophy degrees
The PhD students mentioned below received their degree in 2015.
- Maaike Steenhof | 8 January
Air pollution: what matters most? Physical, chemical and oxidative properties of air pollution components related to toxic effects
- Anne Teirlinck | 13 January
Immune respons after controlled human malaria infections
- Christos Baliatsas | 10 February
Non specific physical symptoms in relation to actual and perceived exposure to electromagnetic fields
- Jorien Veldwijk | 12 May
Discrete choice experiments in public health
- Iris van der Heide | 28 May
Health literacy
- Annelie Vink | 10 June
Modelling the effects of cervical cancer prevention in the Netherlands
- M. Campmans | 16 June
Diabetes quality management in care groups and outpatient clinics
- S.J. ter Braak | 18 June
Carcinogenicity of insulin analogues
- Sjors Schulpen | 7 July
The application of mouse and human embryonic stem cells with transcriptomics in alternative developmental toxicity tests A bridge from model species to man
- Jeroen van Leuken | 9 September
Health impact airborne infectious disease
- Karin van den Dungen | 9 September
Explaining variations in morbidity estimates. Data from general practice registration networks
- Evelyn Olthof | 21 September
Complications in home parenteral nutrition patients: from lock solutions to lipids.
- Jochem van der Veen | 8 October
Towards an animal-free integrated testing strategy for the identification of skin sensitizing chemicals.
- Marcel Jonges | 8 October
'Exploring the use of influenza virus sequence diversity for de identification and characterization of transmission events'
- M.A. Islam | 8 oktober
Improvement of risk assessment by integrating toxicological and epidemiological approaches: the case of isoflavones
- Marieke Hendriksen | 26 October
Public health impact of salt reduction
- Susanne Stoof | 12 November
Invasive meningococcal disease in the Netherlands: burgen of disease and persistence of protection after MenC boostervaccination
- Joantine Esterik | 23 November
Assessment of the role of early life exposure to endocrine disrupting compounds in programming of obesity in a mouse model
- Aileen Yang | 9 December
Oxidative Potential of Particulate Matter as A Health-relevant Exposure Metric