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Certified VIRT2UE Trainers

The VIRT2UE project, funded by the European Commission, has trained over 400 trainers across Europe. Below you can find the trainers who have completed the 60 hour course, trained at least 10 researchers in the approach, and consented to having their details on The Embassy.

Seán LaceyMunster Technological University, Ireland

Bram PussigKU Leuven, Belgium

Céline ThillouUniversité de Mons, France

Guillaume DurandUniversité de Nantes, France

Helen LawlorDundalk Institute of Technology, Ireland

Karolina Strzebonska Jagiellonian University, Poland

Michael Mende University of Konstanz, Germany

Shivadas Sivasubramaniam University of Derby, UK

Amy Erbe Healy Mary Immaculate Collage, Ireland

Rita Toleikienė Šiauliai University, Lithuania

Anna Mikkonen Häme University of Applied Sciences, Finland

Vita Juknevičienė Šiauliai University, Lithuania

Ger Kelly Cork Institute of Technology, Ireland

Aija FreimaneTU Dublin School of Creative Arts, Ireland

Jānis Kreicbergs University of Latvia, Latvia

Fenneke BlomAmsterdam UMC and HAN University of Applied Science, NL

Daniel PizzolatoKU Leuven, Belgium

Signe MežinskaUniversity of Latvia, Latvia

Erika LöfströmUniversity of Helsinki, Finland

Solveig CornérUniversity of Helsinki, Finland

Heidi ParttiUniversity of the Arts Helsinki, Finland

Victoria KompanetsLUT University, Finland

Patricia HenleyLondon School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK

Christian RitterErasmus University, NL

Guy WiddershovenAmsterdam University Medical Center, NL

Giulia InguaggiatoAmsterdam University Medical Center, NL

Marc van HoofAmsterdam University Medical Center, NL

Ana MarušićSveuciliste U Splitu, HR

Natalie EvansAmsterdam University Medical Center, NL

Helmut SchiftPaul Scherrer Institut, Switzerland

Mette KammenUniversity of South-Eastern Norway, Norway

Muhammad AsaduzzamanUniversity of Oslo & Planetary Health Alliance (USA), Norway & USA

Jonas Åkerman Stockholm University, Sweden

Anna RambergCity, University of London, UK

Asta Čekanauskaitė Vilnius University & Lithuanian Bioethics Committee, Lithuania

Grégoire Chabrol ECAM Strasbourg-Europe & ICube Laboratory, France

Jacques Py Université de Toulouse, France

Tobias Schmohl OWL University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Germany

Tija ZīriņaUniversity of Latvia, Latvia

Daina Vasilevska, Latvia

Ingrīda VeikšaTuriba University, Latvia

Alexandra LautarescuKing's College London, UK

Caragh TisdallMaynooth University, Ireland

Nicolò MaccaferriUniversity of Luxembourg & Umeå University, Luxembourg & Sweden

Tara DohertyLetterkenny Institute of Technology, Ireland

Vanja PupovacUniversity of Rijeka, Croatia

Patrick MurrayLimerick Institute of Technology, Ireland

Verena SeibothInstitute of Science and Technology Austria, Austria

Susana Teixeira MagalhãesUniversity of Porto, Portugal

Paula SanerUniversity of Cape Town, South-Africa

Ruth MoranInstitute of Technology, Sligo, Ireland

Agnieszka Dwojak-MatrasEducational Research Institute, Poland

Albert Christiaan Molewijk (Photo: Sake Rijpkema)Amsterdam UMC & Centre for Medical Ethics (Oslo), NL & Norway

Anita LunićUniversity of Split, Croatia

Jan Helge SolbakkCentre for Medical Ethics, University of Oslo, Norway

Lisa TamborninoEuropean Network of Research Ethics Committees (EUREC)

Marco Cosentino University of Insubria, Italy

Nermina CordalijaUniversity of Groningen & University of Sarajevo, NL & Bosnia and Herzegovina

Nele BrackeGhent University, Belgium

Sinéad HanrahanMunster Technological University, Ireland

Eirini KouskoumvekakiMax Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine, Germany

Antony WalshUniversity of Sussex, England

Chiedozie Godian IkeThe Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital, Nigeria

Lucia KantorováMasaryk University, Czech Republic

Els Van DammeGhent University, Belgium

Jeanette Bresson Ladegaard KnoxUniversity of Copenhagen, Denmark