Hans Westerhoff
Biologist and academic researcher
Born
January 14th, 1953
72 years ago
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Netherlands
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A Dutch biologist and academic contributed significantly to systems biology and metabolic control analysis. Played a key role in advancing understanding of metabolic networks and regulatory mechanisms in living organisms. Conducted research that integrated experimental and computational approaches, enhancing methodologies in the study of biological systems. Involved in several high-profile academic initiatives and publications that reinforce the importance of systems thinking in biological research.
Developed concepts in metabolic control analysis
Published extensively on systems biology methodologies
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