Curriculum Vitae

Personal Details		Dr. José A.M. Borghans Female Born January 1, 1972, Geleen, The Netherlands Married, three daughters
Address		Laboratory of Translational Immunology University Medical Center Utrecht KC02.085.2 Lundlaan 6, 3584 EA Utrecht The Netherlands Tel: +31-88-7554275 e-mail: j.borghans@umcutrecht.nl
University Education	1996 1993	MSc in Biology (cum laude), Utrecht University Specialisation: Theoretical Immunology First year's degree Mathematics (cum laude) Utrecht University
Scientific Career	2009 –	Associate Professor Dpt. Immunology (UMCU) Utrecht, The Netherlands
	2008 – 2009	Assistent Professor Dpt. Immunology (UMCU) Utrecht, The Netherlands
	2004 – 2008	Post-doctoral Fellow Dpt. Immunology (UMCU) and Theoretical Biology (UU) Utrecht, The Netherlands
	2002 – 2004	Post-doctoral Fellow Clinical Viro-Immunology, Sanquin, Amsterdam
	2000 – 2002	Post-doctoral Fellow Lymphocte Population Biology, Institut Pasteur, Paris
	1996 – 2000	PhD position in Theoretical Immunology Utrecht University, The Netherlands
Awards and grants	2013 – 2017	Initial Training Network EU 7th Framework Programme Quantitative T-cell immunology (QuanTI)
	2010 – 2014	Aids Fonds Netherlands "Unraveling the contribution of cytotoxic T-lymphocytes (CTL) to the delay of HIV-disease progression"
	2010 – 2014	Lung Foundation "The lifespan of human neutrophils, eosinophils and basophils under homeostatic and allergic asthmatic conditions in vivo"
	2010	Seeding Grant, Infection & Immunity Center Utrecht "The lifespan of human neutrophils, eosinophils and basophils under homeostatic and allergic asthmatic conditions in vivo"
	2009	Aspasia Grant, NWO
	2009 – 2013	Landsteiner Foundation for Blood Transfusion Research "Leukocyte dynamics in healthy and stem-cell transplanted individuals"
	2008 – 2013	VIDI Individual Fellowship, NWO "Leukocyte dynamics in health and disease: mathematical analysis of experimental data"
	2007 – 2011	Meervoud Individual Fellowship, NWO "Studying lymphocyte dynamics by mathematical modelling of experimental data"
	2002 – 2006	VENI Individual Fellowship, NWO "Unravelling the T-cell repertoire to understand CD4 T-cell depletion and regeneration in HIV infection"
	2002 – 2005	Aids Fonds Netherlands "CD4 T-cell loss and T-cell diversity in HIV infection"
	2000 – 2002	Marie-Curie Individual Fellowship, EC
	1996	Young Researcher's Award, Unilever
Organization of scientific meetings	2008	Lymphocyte kinetics in health and disease (London, UK)
	2011	T lymphocyte dynamics in acute and chronic viral infection (London)
	2013	20^th International HIV Dynamics & Evolution Conference (Utrecht)
	2016	Spring School on T-cell dynamics (Bedford, UK)
Miscellaneous	2010 – 2016	Member of Scientific Advisory Board of Aids Fonds Netherlands
	2011	BROK-certified (Basics of regulations and organisation for clinical investigators)
	2011	Associate Editor Frontiers in HIV and AIDS