Lodewyk Wessels received his M.Sc.(1990) and Ph.D.(1997) both from the Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, Universtity of Pretoria, South Africa. From 1993 to 1997 he was a member of the Center for Spoken Language Understanding at…
Lodewyk Wessels Division of Molecular Carcinogenesis, The Netherlands Cancer Institute Lodewyk Wessels grew up on a remote farm in South Africa, trained as an Electrical Engineer, pursued a PhD in theoretical machine learning and did a postdoc at…
Treatment response in model systems & patients.
at the NKI in the group of Jos Jonkers and Lodewyk Wessels as a bioinformatician. Here I’m mostly analyzing RNASeq and CNVSeq mouse, pdx and cell-line breast cancer data using bioinformatics tools and Python/R. Currently I’m working on the…
In September 2018, I joined the group of Lodewyk Wessels, where I generate experimental data for new computational models and help to develop new experimental methods that will allow us to characterize the response of cancer cells to therapeutics in…
Nadine started as a PhD student in the group of Lodewyk Wessels and Evert Bosdriesz of the VU on April 1st 2024. More content will follow soon.
In April 2021, I joined the group of Lodewyk Wessels as a PhD student. My project focuses on developing computational methods to analyse data of single cell protein quantification technologies.
In September 2023, I joined the groups of Lodewyk Wessels as a PhD student. My project focuses on dissecting the mechanisms of Multiple Low dose treatment efficacy by using a combination of statistical and mechanistic modeling approaches.
in breast cancer cells; under the supervision of Lodewyk Wessels 2010-2012 : MSc in computational biology & bioinformatics from ETH Zurich & University of Zurich 2007-2010 : BSc in biomedical sciences from Maastricht University
at the groups of Michiel van der Heijden and Lodewyk Wessels. In the project, I will use bioinformatics approaches to better understand the effect and treatment response of chemo and immunotherapies in bladder cancer. The ultimate goal is to…
systems. In 2019 I joined the group of Lodewyk Wessels group as a postdoc. My research, as a part of PRECISION consortium, focuses on development of invasive breast cancer from in situ lesions.
2019, I joined the groups of Emile Voest and Lodewyk Wessels as a PhD student. My work focuses on leveraging large high-throughput sequencing projects to identify biomarkers related to patient response as well as explore the relationship between the…
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