Pim Dekker
Pim Dekker, PhD, is a researcher at Diabeter with experience in diabetes research and scientific communication. He joined Diabeter in 2018 after earlier roles as a research assistant in biological sciences and as a medical scientific communicator, and he has since been involved in clinical and translational research in type 1 diabetes.
His work spans cohort studies on residual beta-cell function and C-peptide dynamics in individuals with long-standing type 1 diabetes, investigations of glycemic variability and pregnancy outcomes, and studies on biomarkers that help explain heterogeneity in disease progression.
Recently, his work has increasingly involved data management and data extraction from clinical datasets, using data-driven methods and AI-based tools to support these processes. He also contributes to the communication of research findings.
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