Jeroen de Ridder recently gave his inaugural lecture as Professor of Bioinformatics in Molecular Medicine at UMC Utrecht. His lecture centered around a key question: how can we use AI to better recognize and treat the ‘molecular fingerprints’ of disease? “Stay curious. Keep asking questions. And keep collaborating,” says Jeroen. “Because true innovation happens where disciplines meet.”
Jeroen de Ridder is Professor of Bioinformatics in Molecular Medicine at UMC Utrecht and former UBC Executive Committee member
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