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Bart van Grinsven received his Master's degree in bioelectronics and nanotechnology from Hasselt University in 2007. He was employed at TNO as a development engineer and returned to the BIOSensor group at Hasselt University in 2008 to pursue a PhD degree. He successfully defended his PhD in physics in July 2012 under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Patrick Wagner and Prof. Dr. Michael Schöning. Currently, he holds a position as Assistant Professor at Maastricht University in the Maastricht Science Programme, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Thomas Cleij. Over his career, Bart has published more than 40 peer-reviewed articles and is the inventor of 8 patents. He has received notable scientific awards, including the Presentation Award in 2012 from Engineering Functional Interfaces, the Young Scientist Award from the Belgian Physical Society in 2013, the Mckinsey Award in 2013 from Mckinsey & Company, and the Edmond Hustinx Award in 2016 from the Edmond Hustinx Foundation. His expertise lies in the development of electrochemical heat-transfer based sensors for diagnostic purposes. Bart's career history includes roles as a developer of wearable sensor systems at TNO and as a PhD student at Hasselt University focused on label-free electronic thermal read-out devices for mutation detection in DNA. Additionally, he has worked as a post-doctoral researcher in medical physics at Hasselt University before transitioning to his current role at Maastricht University where he continues his focus on the development of novel diagnostic sensors.
Maastricht University • Maastricht, Netherlands
Assistant Professor in the Maastricht Science Programme, focusing on Smart Devices and research on electrochemical heat-transfer based sensors.
Hasselt University • Hasselt, Belgium
Post doctoral researcher at the Institute Materials Research, engaged in medical physics research.
Hasselt University • Hasselt, Belgium
PhD student in the faculty of physics, mathematics and informatics, focusing on the development of electronic thermal read-out devices for DNA mutation detection.
TNO • Hasselt, Belgium
Developer of wearable sensor systems focused on health and sports, utilizing expertise in bioelectronic parameters.
The School of Business and Economics (SBE) encompasses departments like Organization, Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Finance, and Economics.