Coline van Moorsel

Dr. Coline van Moorsel is Head Research Interstitial Lung Disease at St Antonius Hospital Nieuwegein. She received her MSc degree in Biology cum laude from Leiden University. Her PhD-studies on genetic diversification were performed in collaboration with Wageningen University and the National Museum of Natural History and she received her PhD degree in genetics from Leiden University. As a postdoctoral researcher she joined the Central Laboratory for Blood Transfusion services to develop human mutation detection arrays for hereditary anaemia and bloodgroup typing in collaboration with Amsterdam Medical Center and the Clinical Genetics Center Leiden. As a senior scientist she joined the Clinical Chemistry Laboratory of St Antonius Hospital to investigate genetic causes of pulmonary diseases and later joined the Pulmonology department of St Antonius Hospital and Utrecht University Medical Center to investigate biological factors that influence disease development and susceptibility to Interstitial Lung Diseases. She is currently head of the Researchgroup Interstitial Lung Disease where she conducts and supervises research on the role of biological factors in ILD and lung transplantation.

Biography Updated on 3 September 2013

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