Scientific Researcher at RIVM National Institute for Public Health and the Environment
North Holland, Netherlands
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Rob Van Loon is a scientific researcher with a PhD in experimental physics and over 12 years of experience applying physics, GIS and software development to environmental health problems such as noise, vibrations and air quality. Based at RIVM in the Netherlands, he blends hands-on geospatial engineering (postgis, spatial models, web mapping) with specialized noise measurement, modeling and dataset creation, including a national 3D environmental noise model developed with Kadaster and TU Delft. His background ranges from nanofabrication and optical experiments to leading open-source GEO-IT projects and building web APIs, reflecting a rare combination of experimental rigor and pragmatic software delivery. He frequently bridges domain science and production systems—creating data pipelines, remote measurement setups and interactive mapping tools—to turn complex spatial data into actionable public-health insights. Notably, his transition from designing nanoscale plasmonic devices to shaping nationwide environmental noise infrastructure illustrates a persistent curiosity for how things work across scales.
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Rob Van Loon - Scientific Researcher at RIVM National Institute for Public Health and the Environment