Introducing Lotte Gerrits – New NWO Representative for SUBLIME

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We are pleased to welcome Lotte Gerrits as the new NWO program officer for the SUBLIME project.

Lotte joined NWO in January 2025 after working as a postdoctoral researcher at Radboud University, where she also obtained her PhD in chemistry. With her background in research, she brings valuable expertise and a strong connection to the NWO organization.

Excited to be part of the project, Lotte shares:

I’m looking forward to learning more about the SUBLIME project and working together with all of you. I can’t wait to meet the team in person at the next User Committee meeting at North Sea Port on March 21st!
Lotte Gerrits
NWO program officer

Please join us in welcoming Lotte to the team!

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