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Advanced X-ray Tomographic Imaging Lab (AXTI)
Ioannis Sechopoulos' research group focuses on novel image acquisition, processing and analysis techniques, physical and perceptual evaluation of image quality, radiation dosimetry, tomographic image reconstruction and advanced computational simulation methods in diagnostic x-ray based imaging.
Cardiovascular physiology and exercise
Dick Thijssen's research group focuses on the field of cardiovascular physiology and physical (in)activity. His work strongly focuses on understanding the impact of exercise training and physical activity on reducing the risk of developing cardiovascular and metabolic diseases.
Exercise physiology
Thijs Eijsvogels’ research group studies the acute and long-term effects of exercise on health. Current projects involve cardiac imaging following lifelong exercise training, optimizing cardiac rehab, assessing thermoregulatory responses in elite athletes and development of cooling strategies.
Impuls
Judith Wolf's group develops, bundles and disseminates scientific, professional and experiential knowledge about in- and exclusion processes of vulnerable people, participation, informal support structures and social care and thus contributes to the professionalization and improvement of care.

Pharmacology of anti-tuberculosis drugs
Rob Aarnoutse's research group investigates the pharmacology of existing and new drugs for tuberculosis, using a translational approach that extends from molecular pharmacology to clinical pharmacology studies and to clinical trials, supported by advanced laboratory and modeling techniques.
Pharmacology of antiviral drugs (HIV and HCV)
David Burger's group investigates the pharmacology of antiviral drugs for the treatment of HIV and hepatitis C in special patient population such as pregnant women, children and hepatically impaired patients. We also study drug-drug interactions and the impact on exposure of new drug-formulations.
Preventive and curative dentistry
Marie-Charlotte Huysmans' research group aimes at contributing to quality and innovation of personalized dental care. Themes include secondary caries and survival of restorations; risk factors affecting treatment; management of tooth wear; and dental health in patients with systemic diseases.
Radboud applied pharmacometrics
Rob ter Heine's and Elin Svensson's research group develops and applies mathematical models describing clinical pharmacology processes to interpret clinical trial data, perform clinical trial simulations, support drug development decisions, and optimize therapy in the clinic.
Visualization Techniques in Oncological Surgery (ViTOS)
Robert Take's research group aims to develop and implement advanced magnetic resonance (MR), ultrasound (US) and photo-acoustics (PA) techniques to guide the surgeon in optimizing the removal of cancer. This will result in better oncologic and functional outcomes with a reduction of costs.