Dr S.L.M. Steinbusch - Coort
- Molecular biology
- Physiology
- Omics data analysis
- Pathway-based analysis
- Network biology
- (Micro)nutrients
- (Immuno)metabolism
- Food & Nutrition research infrastructure
- Developing teaching
- Mentoring
Susan studied biological health sciences at Maasticht University. In January 2001 she started with her PhD project on the regulation of fatty acid uptake by the cardiac muscle under physiological conditions and in obesity/type 2 diabetes mellitus. Her project was performed at the departments of molecular genetics and physiology at Maastricht University under the supervision of prof. Jan Glatz, prof. Ger vd Vusse and dr. Joost Luiken. She defended her thesis on June 30th, 2005 and received a NWO talent grant to start a postdoc at the International Institute for Cellular Pathology in Brussels. In 2007 Susan joined the Bioinformatics-BiGCaT group of prof. Chris Evelo to work as a postdoc on the data analysis of nutrigenomics data, with a special focus on micronutrients. After becoming more skilled in bioinformatics and systems biology analysis approaches she was involved in a variety of studies all with a focus on (micro)nutrients. At the moment Susan is an Associate Professor and NUTRIM division 1 co-lead. In addition to research, she teaches in the bachelor and master of biomedical sciences (BMS) and the master systems biology. Finally, she is mentoring BMS bachelor students.

Dr S.L.M. Steinbusch - Coort
Susan works as an Associate Professor at the department of Bioinformatics-BiGCaT, NUTRIM, Institute of Nutrition and Translational Research in Metabolism.