about UMCU

With approximately 12,000 employees, the University Medical Center Utrecht is one of the largest public health care institutions in the Netherlands.

Dr Inge Stegeman is an epidemiologist with expertise in tinnitus and meta science research in the field of medical science. She and her team are in charge of the coordination and management of the OSIRIS project (WP1) and lead work package 5, in which a training module will be developed. The UMCU team will be involved in all other work packages as well.

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Dr Inge Stegeman

is an epidemiologist at the department of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery at the UMC Utrecht. She is an expert in tinnitus research and meta science. Within OSIRIS, she takes over the overall lead of the project (WP1) and the lead of the development of a training module (WP5)

Brenda Bley Folly

Brenda is the project manager of the OSIRIS consortium. She has a background in biology and specialized in molecular biology during her PhD research. She works close together with the coordinator on the Work package 1, and is responsible for the coordination of all non-scientific aspects of the project.

Leonie Dudda

Leonie is a PhD candidate working on the OSIRIS project, where she is involved in the entire research process. She holds a research master's degree from Radboud University and has expertise in meta science and quantitative methodology. Prior to her work on OSIRIS, Leonie worked as a junior researcher and teacher, with a focus on research methods and the supervision of research projects.