prof. dr. G.H. (Gerard) Koppelman
Pediatric Pulmonologist, Program leader Groningen Research Institute of Asthma and COPD, Head, section of Pediatric Pulmonology and Pediatric Allergology
Telephone:
G.A. (Georgette) Hoogendijk, secretary:
E-mail:
g.h.koppelman umcg.nl
Field/Discipline
Expertise
Pediatric Pulmonology, Genetics and Environmental factors in asthma and atopy, functional genetics
Gerard Koppelman is a clinician-scientist whose goal is to improve early diagnosis and prevention of asthma, and to optimize treatment of asthma in childhood. As a pediatric pulmonologist, he focuses on children with severe chronic lung disease. In his research, Koppelman investigates diagnostic DNA tests for asthma and early biomarkers of disease. Major accomplishments include the identification of novel genes for asthma, eczema and hay fever, as well as epigenetic signatures in childhood asthma. Koppelman studies the function of asthma genes in cells and animal models, and develops patient-based models to better understand asthma inception in childhood. He collaborates closely with patients in his research, and initiated a mini medical school to inform the public on progress in research and patient care. He is the co-founder and chair of the exquAIro foundation (www.exquairo.com), aimed at improving health trough artificial intelligence.
Gerard Koppelman is a clinician-scientist whose goal is to improve early diagnosis and prevention of asthma, and to optimize treatment of asthma in childhood. As a pediatric pulmonologist, he focuses on children with severe chronic lung disease. In his research, Koppelman investigates diagnostic DNA tests for asthma and early biomarkers of disease. Major accomplishments include the identification of novel genes for asthma, eczema and hay fever, as well as epigenetic signatures in childhood asthma. Koppelman studies the function of asthma genes in cells and animal models, and develops patient-based models to better understand asthma inception in childhood. He collaborates closely with patients in his research, and initiated a mini medical school to inform the public on progress in research and patient care. He is the co-founder and chair of the exquAIro foundation (www.exquairo.com), aimed at improving health trough artificial intelligence.
Other positions
Visiting Professor of Pediatrics, Boston Children's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston (USA)
Member of the Board, Stichting Astma Bestrijding
Member Scientific Advisory Board, Pure IMS
Member Human Cell Atlas - Lung
International member Genetics and Genomics Working Group - American Thoracic Society
Ambassador, Open Access, University of Groningen
Chair, exquAIro foundtion
Member of Scientific Advisory Board, Astra Zeneca
Member, Science Committee, Dutch Pediatric Assocation (NVK)
Member of the Editorial Board, Allergy
Member of the Editorial Board, American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine
Member of the Board, Stichting Astma Bestrijding
Member Scientific Advisory Board, Pure IMS
Member Human Cell Atlas - Lung
International member Genetics and Genomics Working Group - American Thoracic Society
Ambassador, Open Access, University of Groningen
Chair, exquAIro foundtion
Member of Scientific Advisory Board, Astra Zeneca
Member, Science Committee, Dutch Pediatric Assocation (NVK)
Member of the Editorial Board, Allergy
Member of the Editorial Board, American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine
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