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Tommas Ellender is a cellular neuroscientist and leads the Neuronal Circuit Research group in the Department of Biomedical Sciences. Trained as a biologist at Leiden University he moved to Oxford University for his DPhil and subsequent postdoctoral fellowships after which he started his lab in the Department of Pharmacology at Oxford. In 2021 he moved to Antwerpen as part of the Experimental Neurobiology Unit. His recent work has focussed on understanding the cellular mechanisms that control the development of the basal ganglia and in particular the roles for embryonic progenitor diversity.

Department

• Department of Biomedical Sciences

Statute & functions

Zelfstandig academisch pers.

• associate professor

Internal mandates

expertenorgaan expertenmandaat

• Bureau Onderwijscommissie Biochemie & Biotechnologie - Biomedische Wetenschappen (effectief stemgerechtigd lid)
• Examencommissie master Biochemie en Biotechnologie (plaatsvervangend stemgerechtigd lid)
• Intern Comité Bioveiligheid (effectief stemgerechtigd lid)
• Onderwijscommissie Biochemie & Biotechnologie - Biomedische Wetenschappen (effectief stemgerechtigd lid)
• Studietrajectbegeleidingscom. Biomedische Wetenschappen (effectief stemgerechtigd lid)

bestuursorgaan bestuursmandaat

• Departementsraad Biomedische Wetenschappen (effectief stemgerechtigd lid)