Mariska Leeflang
@mariskaleeflang.bsky.social
Professor in Clinical epidemiology, with a focus on medical tests and diagnostic test accuracy #SystematicReviews. Interested in #reproducibility of science. osiris4r.eu
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November 24, 2025 at 10:00 AM
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Grappig.
Nooit bij stilgestaan, maar bij navraag dachten mijn kinderen ook dat wimpels wimpers waren.
Nooit bij stilgestaan, maar bij navraag dachten mijn kinderen ook dat wimpels wimpers waren.
November 20, 2025 at 6:46 AM
Grappig.
Nooit bij stilgestaan, maar bij navraag dachten mijn kinderen ook dat wimpels wimpers waren.
Nooit bij stilgestaan, maar bij navraag dachten mijn kinderen ook dat wimpels wimpers waren.
Diergeneeskunde
En zwemdiploma A t/m F (dat bestond toen nog)
En registratie Epidemioloog B
En zwemdiploma A t/m F (dat bestond toen nog)
En registratie Epidemioloog B
November 17, 2025 at 7:58 AM
Diergeneeskunde
En zwemdiploma A t/m F (dat bestond toen nog)
En registratie Epidemioloog B
En zwemdiploma A t/m F (dat bestond toen nog)
En registratie Epidemioloog B
Reposted by Mariska Leeflang
It's really not a surprise. I've spent the last 5 years explaining to researchers why samples collected over 2 consecutive EU projects and extracted using wildly different protocols are in no way comparable.
Too many labs think omics-related research is "just sequencing innit".
Too many labs think omics-related research is "just sequencing innit".
November 16, 2025 at 12:54 PM
It's really not a surprise. I've spent the last 5 years explaining to researchers why samples collected over 2 consecutive EU projects and extracted using wildly different protocols are in no way comparable.
Too many labs think omics-related research is "just sequencing innit".
Too many labs think omics-related research is "just sequencing innit".