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Promising Rookies: Tim van den Boom
LifeTec Group is keen to act as a stepping stone for up-and-coming talent. Today in our series of Promising Rookies: Tim van den Boom.
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Better understanding of cardiac lymphatic anatomy (could help during cardiac surgery)
A great moment in Benjamin Kappler’s scientific career was also a reason to celebrate for the entire LifeTec Group team: Benjamin's scientific paper has been published.
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LifeTec Group Quarterly Report: Q2 2018
Summer has arrived and the second quarter of the year has already come and gone. From a sun-drenched Netherlands, where it’s 27 degrees Celsius at the moment (80 to 84 Fahrenheit), now is a good time to look back on this second quarter of 2018:
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Sjoerd and Jurgen look back on TVT Chicago:
We asked Sjoerd and Jurgen to share one memory that made TVT Chicago unforgettable for them:
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Introducing: Naudia Singh
Where would a fast-growing company like LifeTec Group be without an uber-quick, meticulous tower of strength in admin?
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Promising Rookies present at ASAIO Washington
LifeTec Group’s Noemi Vanerio and Benjamin Kappler reported on their projects at the 64th ASAIO conference in Washington... >>>
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Meet us in Chicago, at Transcatheter Valve Therapies (TVT)
LifeTec Group will be in Chicago from 20 through 22 June to facilitate workshops and demos. They will involve Mitral Valve as well as Tricuspid Valve interventions, and various other subjects...
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Introducing: Mattia D'Alessi
From Italy to Enschede and from Chicago via Italy to Eindhoven. Globetrotter Mattia D’Alessi has worked for LifeTec Group since January. And he feels like a fish in water here.
"It feels a bit like they’re my Dutch family.”
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Introducing: Bart Smeets
It’s his first full- time job, and it’s the job of his dreams: Bart Smeets (25) recently became an R&D engineer at LifeTec Group. He could not be prouder.
“I go to work every day feeling full of energy.”
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Blood Vessels -in-a-box-
“Towards the development of a pathological ex vivo blood vessel model": a possible alternative to ‘petri dishes’ as well as to animal testing.
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