Jean Steyaert: advisors and students

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Jean Steyaert

Researcher

Supervised 16 doctoral students between 2014 and 2025. Linked to Wikidata and ORCID.

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Students16

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Julie Segers “Shaping me, shaping you. Observing parent-child interactions in light of emerging autism”
2025 · doctoral
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Anke Arkesteyn “Physical activity and cardiorespiratory fitness in adolescents with autism: assessment, correlates and experiences”
2024 · doctoral
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Lyssa de Vries “Illuminating Infant Development: The Autonomic Nervous System and Autism”
2023 · doctoral
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Anoushka Thoen “Stress Physiology and HRV biofeedback in Adolescents with Autism”
2023 · doctoral
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Gert-Jan Vanaken “Affirming Neurodiversity: A study on the ethics of early autism detection and intervention”
2023 · doctoral
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Erika Lutin “Wearables in Psychiatry: Is it Worth the Fight or Time for Flight?”
2023 · doctoral
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Matthijs Moerkerke “The role of oxytocin in autism. Neurobiological markers and interventions for socio-communicative impairments in autism”
2022 · doctoral
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Stephanie Van der Donck “Facing emotions. Towards a better understanding of automatic facial expression processing mechanisms in typical and atypical populations.”
2020 · doctoral
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S. Bernaerts “Oxytocin-based Pharmacotherapy for Autism Spectrum Disorder: Behavioral and Neural Effects of a Promising Intervention Approach”
2019 · doctoral
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D. Jacobs “Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis in young children: A clinical-ethical study on the experiences of parents and physicians.”
2019 · doctoral
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Steven Vanmarcke “Perturbed cortical hierarchies in Autism Spectrum Disorder: The case of high-level vision”
2017 · doctoral
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Rianne Jansen “Young children with language difficulties: A dimensional approach”
2017 · doctoral
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Ruth Van der Hallen “Little things, big things: Perceptual organization in children with and without ASD”
2016 · doctoral
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Wouter De la Marche “Meten van kenmerken van autismespectrumstoornissen in gezinnen: een zoektocht naar informatieve fenotypes”
2015 · doctoral
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Kristel Evers “Visual processing in ASD: from basic perception towards socio-emotional insight”
2015 · doctoral
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Lien Van Eylen “Cognitive endophenotypes of autism spectrum disorders: Executive functioning and local-global visual processing”
2014 · doctoral

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Education and career3

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1977 to 1980
Ghent University
studied
1993 to 2014
Maastricht University Department of Genetics and Cell Biology
worked
1998 to 2002
Maastricht University Department of Genetics and Cell Biology
studied