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HLO education manager at Hogeschool Leiden
During my PhD and post-doct period I supervised many students from both University and Technical University of Applied Sciences (Hogeschool) which I really enjoyed. In 2003 I applied for a position as a teacher medical biology at the Hogeschool Leiden. Teaching people who are really interested in the subject is very rewarding and you're trying to educate the technicians of the future. After a while some management tasks were given to me and this led to a shift from being a teacher to becoming a manager. Since 2009 my main part of the job is management, but I still have approximately ten percent of teaching activities.
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During her PhD in molecular microbiology, Freya Senf realised that being in the lab day in day out was not her cup of tea. She therefore orientated herself on a career outside science and signed up for a career development course. This was helpful and made her realise what she sought in a job. After obtaining her PhD, she worked at Hezelburcht BioTop BV as a grant consultant for Life Science research. She assisted both academic scientists and companies in obtaining grants, and managed support offices for grant management. After a year she realised that she preferred a job that was less focused on profit but more on applied science and technology transfer.
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Regulato ry affairs officer at Sanquin
Marjon Troost-Roos was born on November 6th 1975 in Oosterbeek, the Netherlands. Undergraduate education was received at the Christelijk Lyceum Arnhem and the Thomas a Kempis college in Arnhem in 1996. She studied biology (specialisation: pathology and physiology) at the Rijksuniversiteit Groningen. During her study she participated in two research projects. One concerned the tracking of CD4- and CD8-cell proliferation and apoptosis after stimulation using CFSE-labelling and flow cytometry. This research was performed at the department of transplantation biology of the University Hospital in Groningen.
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For Nanna combining research and family life was becoming too demanding. Therefore, she decided to change career and applied for a position as research manager at the Netherlands Heart Foundation. The Heart Foundation invests 12-15 million euros per year in grants that are available to the scientific community.
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