The UMCG website shows YouTube videos. YouTube places cookies if you watch them. Choose ‘Rather not’ if you do not want these cookies. We also place cookies of our own. These help us improve the usability of our website.
More on our cookie policy.
Marina Trombetta-Lima Rosalind Franklin Fellowship
- Area: Other
- Area: Other
Marina Trombetta-Lima, currently a post-doc in the Molecular Neurobiology section, is the newly appointed Rosalind Franklin fellow at Prof Peter Olinga’s group in the department of Pharmaceutical Technology and Biopharmacy of the University of Groningen (as of June 1st).
Dr. Trombetta-Lima obtained her PhD in Sao Paulo, Brazil, at the lab of Prof Mari Sogayar. She is a Fulbright alumnus at the lab of Prof William Stetler-Stevenson at the National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, USA, and was a post-doc fellow at the lab of Prof Makoto Noda in Kyoto, Japan. She moved to Groningen in 2019 to work with Dr. Amalia Dolga, Prof. Bart Eggen, Dr. Susanne Kooistra, and Dr. Inge Holtman. Currently, she specializes in brain organoids, gene editing technologies, and cellular communication with the tissue microenvironment.
Her research will contribute to the understanding of how the aged microenvironment influences the susceptibility to aging-related disorders including Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, brain tumors, and diabetes.
