Active Roles in the Graduate School

Exciting news for the lab as two members, Luc and Balthasar, have stepped up to take on active roles that promise to shape the future of the Utrecht infection & immunity community!

Luc Joins the PhD Platform

First in the spotlight is Luc, our dedicated PhD candidate known for his curiosity and microscopy skills. Luc has embarked on a new adventure by joining the PhD Platform, a hub dedicated to promoting the interests of all PhD students within the graduate school.

What exactly is the PhD Platform? It’s a space where PhD students like Luc can connect with peers, share knowledge and experiences, seek advice, and receive updates on important events and opportunities. By joining this dynamic platform, Luc is not only expanding his network but also contributing to the vibrant community spirit that defines our graduate school program.

Vacancy Alert: The PhD Platform is open to all PhD students, and there’s room for more representation! If you’re interested in playing an active role in organizing fun and interesting activities for your fellow students,reach out to iiplatformuu@gmail.com to learn more.

Balthasar Joins the Graduate School Board

Next up, we have Balthasar, the PI of our laboratory and a leader in the field of infection and immunity research. Balthasar has taken on a pivotal role within our community by joining the Infection & Immunity Graduate School Board.

What does this mean for our graduate school program? It means that Balthasar will be playing a key role in determining policies and plans, as well as providing guidance and oversight to our organization staff. Balthasar is excited to shape the future of research and education in our field.

Conclusion

As Luc and Balthasar take on these active roles within our graduate school program, they embody our shared commitment to excellence, collaboration, and community engagement. Together, we’re shaping the future of infection and immunity research, one step at a time.

Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to improve the world of science and academia. Go team!