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Interviews: Reflections on One Year of KIN Through the Eyes of Seven Key Figures

KIN was established through the dedication of a group of passionate scientists, administrators, and advisors. How do they look back on the past year? Has KIN become what they envisioned, or not?

We spoke with seven key figures who have been involved with KIN from the very beginning: Michiel van den Hout, Sanli Faez, Jan de Boer, Heleen de Coninck, Linda Steg, Martijn Bart, and Gerard van der Steenhoven. In this online magazine, they share their reflections on KIN’s foundation, its growth, the current state of affairs, and their hopes for the future of KIN.

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