Marieke A Hoeve (MSc, PhD, PGCert Clin Ed, FHEA)

Director of Postgraduate Research, School of Regeneration and Repair; IRR Head of Postgraduate Programmes; Senior Lecturer

Biography

Background

I am the Head of Postgraduate Programmes at the Institute for Regeneration and Repair. An important part of this role is increasing the capacity and sustainability of postgraduate training and research through securing strategic funding and building links with a range of partners.

I am Director of Postgraduate Research at the School of Regeneration and Repair.

I am also Director of the Martin Lee Doctoral Scholarship Programme in Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine, the MSc by Research in Regenerative Medicine and Tissue Repair Programme, and the MSc by Research Reproductive Sciences Programme.

Prior to joining the Institute for Regeneration and Repair, I worked as academic researcher in the field of macrophage and stem cell biology, and as research project manager for various national and international research consortia and regenerative medicine biotech companies.

Qualifications

PhD (Molecular Biology), University of Leiden Medical Centre, The Netherlands

MSci (Biomedical Sciences), University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

PGCert Clinical Education, University of Edinburgh, UK

Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

Roles & Memberships

External Examiner, MSci Life Sciences, School of Infection & Immunity, University of Glasgow

Board of Examiners for Postgraduate Research, College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine, UoE

College Portfolio Management Board, College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine, UoE

Postgraduate Researcher Experience Committee, College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine, UoE

Quality Assurance Committee, College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine, UoE

Skills Committee, Scottish Universities Life Sciences Alliance (SULSA)

Research Culture Enablers Network (RCEN), UK

Postgraduate teaching

  • Martin Lee Doctoral Programme 'Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine'
  • MSc by Research 'Regenerative Medicine and Tissue Repair
  • MSc by Research 'Reproductive Sciences'

Current PhD students  - teacher & mentor

Martin Lee Doctoral Scholarship Programme in Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine

2021 start:

  • Karen Ching
  • Lucy Doyle
  • Ning Sze Sze (Nancy) Hui
  • Jakob Jeriha

2022 start:

  • Ewan Egan
  • Aisling Fairweather
  • Hei Ip Hong
  • Lydia Lorenzo Cisneros
  • Jacky Tam

Current Masters students  - teacher & mentor

MScR Regenerative Medicine and Tissue Repair programme, AY24/25:

  • Rupa Beke
  • Petra Juhasz
  • Hailey Kadonoff
  • Raktaprabal Kashyap
  • Jennifer Keegan
  • Roseanne Khawaja
  • Moana Muller
  • Freya Oliphant
  • Himath Perera
  • Nicole Phaswana
  • Emma Smith
  • Zhiyan Zhu

MScR Reproductive Sciences programme, AY24/25:

  • Anya Joyner
  • Darina Lisickina
  • Alice Molloy
  • Danie Oberpriller
  • Laura Quesada Ojeda
  • Gosia Rumowska
  • Yuko Sperry
  • Catherine Thomson
  • Zehui Wu

Past MSc students  - teacher & mentor

MScR Regenerative Medicine and Tissue Repair programme graduates:

Academic Year 2023/2024

  • Ines Battle
  • Horace Chan
  • Maria Dalle Vedove
  • Sreya Dutta
  • Tamara Frague-Farniere
  • Isabella Jamieson Morris
  • Hena Modha
  • Patrick Qiu
  • Yashna Rambeerich
  • Cara Raynaud
  • Alessia Stanistreet-Welsh
  • Ahmad Suyoko
  • Katie Tse
  • Ying Tung Lee
  • Sahithi Vedam
  • Sonia Yiakoumi

Academic Year 2022/2023

  • Konstantina Angoura
  • Maxym Besh
  • Verity Cowell
  • Ricarda Dobrinski
  • Tara Fay
  • Adriana Gamboa Delgado
  • Valentina Giai
  • Antonios Minopetros
  • Yonlada Nawilaijaroen
  • Chee Haw Soon
  • Runshi (Rocco) Zheng

Academic Year 2021/2022

  • Anna Beletski
  • Angus Comerford
  • Jose Covas Lima Cabral De Campos
  • Rebekka Dimou
  • Nicole Hall
  • Amanda Johnson
  • Jagriti Ramanathan
  • Aparna Sinha
  • Srinethra Sridhar
  • Ka Chung Tam

Academic Year 2019/2020

  • Caroline Aguilera Stewart
  • Ameetha Geetha
  • Jiazheng Lai
  • Miguel Robles Garcia
  • Ho Ching (Ingrid) Tsang

 

Current PhD students supervised

Madita Buch (Primary supervisor: Stuart Forbes)

Past PhD students supervised

 

 

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