Judith Paridaen

Group Leader of the Laboratory of Asymmetric Cell Division and Ageing Profile

Group Leader of the Laboratory of Asymmetric Cell Division and Ageing

About my research

I obtained my PhD from the Hubrecht Institute/University of Utrecht and performed my postdoctoral research at the Max Planck Institute for Cell Biology and Genetics in Dresden. I joined ERIBA as a junior group leader in 2016. My research group focusses on the cell biology of neural stem cells and regulation mechanisms underlying brain development and maintenance.

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A quantitative characterization of early neuron generation in the developing zebrafish telencephalon

2023, Developmental Neurobiology

publication

CD146 increases stemness and aggressiveness in glioblastoma and activates YAP signaling

2022, Cellular and molecular life sciences

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- Supervision of MD/PhD student Karina KöpkeFrank Kruyt (Supervisor), Judith Paridaen (Supervisor), Inge Zuhorn (Supervisor) 1-Oct-2022 → Supervision and examination of PhD students of the UG > Academic
- De Universiteit van Noorderzon (Serie Flitslezingen voor Festival Noorderzon)Saskia Peels-Matthey (Organiser), Judith Paridaen (Organiser) 18-Aug-2022 → 22-Aug-2022 Organising and contributing to an event > Popular
- Young Academy Groningen Public Engagement (External organisation)Judith Paridaen (Chair) 2020 → 2022 Membership > Academic
- UMCG Technology Symposium on Fish ResearchJudith Paridaen (Organiser) 31-Oct-2019 Organising and contributing to an event > Academic
- Zebrafish –a versatile vertebrate model organism in biomedicineJudith Paridaen (Speaker) 31-Oct-2019 Academic presentation > Academic
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- NWO Vidi GrantJudith Paridaen, 2017 Academic
- Rosalind Franklin FellowshipJudith Paridaen, 2015 Academic
- EMBO Long-term postdoctoral fellowshipJudith Paridaen, 2010 Academic
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Judith Paridaen

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A quantitative characterization of early neuron generation in the developing zebrafish telencephalon

CD146 increases stemness and aggressiveness in glioblastoma and activates YAP signaling

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A quantitative characterization of early neuron generation in the developing zebrafish telencephalon

CD146 increases stemness and aggressiveness in glioblastoma and activates YAP signaling

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