My dissertation

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My dissertation

For those interested, my dissertation is available on FigShare! Questions or remarks? Feel free to post below.

If you don’t feel like digging through hundreds of pages of spreadsheet goodness, the following slide deck presents a quick overview.

I printed by thesis with Proefschriftmaken.nl and I was very happy with their service. I can really recommend it to future PhD students.

6 thoughts on “My dissertation”

  1. Jan Truijens says:

    Dag, heel veel felicitaties.
    Graag j proefschrift, zeker na al die leuke tweets,

    Jan T

  2. Felienne says:

    Dankjewel Jan!

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