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20 March 2019
Theme: Mitochondrial diseases
New theme leader a.i. Martijn Huijnen
Theme: Reconstructive and regenerative medicine
New theme leader Harry van Goor
Theme: Vascular damage
New theme leader Niels Riksen
On behalf of the RIHS and RIMLS Management we thank Jan Smeitink, Wout Feitz and Gerard Rongen wholeheartedly for all their work as theme leaders and wish Martijn Huijnen, Harry van Goor and Niels Riksen all success with their new tasks.
It is our pleasure to introduce the new leaders of the themes Mitochondrial diseases, Reconstructive and regenerative medicine and Vascular damage.
Theme: Mitochondrial diseases
New theme leader a.i. Martijn Huijnen
Theme: Reconstructive and regenerative medicine
New theme leader Harry van Goor
Theme: Vascular damage
New theme leader Niels Riksen
On behalf of the RIHS and RIMLS Management we thank Jan Smeitink, Wout Feitz and Gerard Rongen wholeheartedly for all their work as theme leaders and wish Martijn Huijnen, Harry van Goor and Niels Riksen all success with their new tasks.
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