Teusink, Bas Prof. Dr.

General info

Street / P.O. Box

W&N building, room G-252B

City

Amsterdam

E-mail

bas.teusink@removethis.falw.vu.nl

Phone number(s)

+31 20 59 89435

Fax

+31 20 59 87229

Website(s)

http://www.ibi.vu.nl/sysbio/do...

Principal Research

Bas Teusink (born Enschede, The Netherlands in 1970, PhD in 1999 at the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands) is a systems biologist by training. After a PhD on yeast energy metabolism, where he developed one of the best-known detailed kinetics models of yeast glycolysis, he moved to Leiden to do a postdoc on energy metabolism in mice. Then he moved back to the unicellular world to become (senior) scientist at NIZO food research and detached at the TI Food and Nutrition to develop genome-scale metabolic models for lactic acid bacteria. He also became visiting scientist at the CMBI. In 2008 he became full professor in systems biology, in particular the integrative bioinformatics, at the center for integrative bioinformatics at the VU (IBIVU).

Expertise: (Microbial) Systems Biology; regulation of metabolism; integrative bioinformatics; laboratory evolution.

More Information

A CV of Bas Teusink can be found here.

Projects involved (as participant)

• Definition and use of additional constraints for constraint-based modeling

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