Team

Boes lab long-term collaborators

Henk Schipper, MD PhD
Friederike Meyer-Wentrup, MD PhD
Marije Bartels, MD PhD
Joris van Montfrans, MD PhD
Lilly Verhagen, MD PhD
Victor Peperzak, PhD
Jeanette Leusen, PhD
Roger Schutgens, MD PhD
Timothy Radstake, MD PhD 
Max van Noesel, MD PhD


Boes lab alumni

Francesca Ververs, MD, PhD
Juliette Pouw, MD, PhD
Sarah Schep, MD PhD
Nila Servaas, PhD
Emmerik Leijten, PhD
Lieneke Jongeneel, BSc
Sandra Silva Cardoso, PhD
Marthe Lindenbergh, PhD
Lotte Spel, PhD
Robert van der Burgh, PhD
Thijs Flinsenberg, MD PhD
Ewoud Compeer, PhD
Arjan Stoppelenburg, PhD
Francesca Ververs, MD
Willemijn Janssen, MD PhD
Tessa van Kempen, PhD
Annick van de Ven, MD PhD
Fenna Sillé, PhD
Bryan vander Lugt, PhD
Tina Bose, PhD
Mike Majewski, PhD
Dave Sprengers, MD PhD

Our researchers

Marianne Boes
group leader

Marianne Boes

group leader
keeping it rolling
Patrick Greve
MD PhD candidate

Patrick Greve

MD PhD candidate
Identification and targeting of B-cell receptor neoantigens in B-cell lymphoma: a novel immunotherapeutic approach.
Angela Markovska
PhD candidate

Angela Markovska

PhD candidate
Exploring energy metabolism pathways that regulate PD-1 expression on T cells and PD-L1/MHC-1 expression on antigen presenting cells (APCs).
Mischa Koenen
MD PhD Candidate

Mischa Koenen

MD PhD Candidate
 Mischa is studying a prospective cohort of more than 160 children under the age of seven year who suffer from recurrent respiratory tract infections with or without a concomitant IgA deficiency and their healthy control family members.
Niels van Heusden
PhD Candidate

Niels van Heusden

PhD Candidate
Immunotherapy for lymphoma.
Xiaolin Cao
PhD candidate

Xiaolin Cao

PhD candidate
Immune dysregulation in chronic inflammatory disease


Daan Pieren
senior postdoc

Daan Pieren

senior postdoc
Horizon-Health project CLARITY
Sonja Rittchen
senior postdoc

Sonja Rittchen

senior postdoc
ERS Long-Term Fellowship, European Respiratory Society.
 
Dominika Tomczyk
MSc student

Dominika Tomczyk

MSc student
2024-2025, 9 months internship  I&I program Utrecht University

The Boes team

The Boes team explores mechanisms that drive immune recognition in human disease, using an interdisciplinary approach and in collaboration with clinical scientists. We do this, because we believe that many diseases can be treatable by immune response modification through specific targeting of conserved pathways. Our overarching goal is to develop new therapies or improve diagnostics for immune-related disorders. For current individual projects please click on researcher pictures.

This project is funded by
Grant no. 23984234
EU

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