About us
The Cell Biology department combines a leading role in research and teaching in molecular life sciences. They are interested in research related to cancer metastasis, cellular metabolism, cellular immunity and neurodegenerative disease.
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Daniele Tauriello co-founded a new research initiative with the aim of advancing clinical translation for colorectal cancer.
This new research group is a cross-disciplinary research collaboration of four Radboudumc groups,
read moreDaniele Tauriello co-founded a new research initiative with the aim of advancing clinical translation for colorectal cancer.
This research group is part of four research departments:
- Cell Biology
- Pharmacy
- Pathology
- Medical oncology
It is our mission to improve the outcome of patients with CRC, to enlarge our understanding of CRC biology, and to educate researchers and clinicians at all levels of their careers. Our innovative collaboration of cancer biologists, pharmacologists, pathologists, and medical oncologists enables purposeful research that goes from molecules to cells and to the patient, and vice versa.
We focus our translational research on new treatment paradigms: novel targets, improved treatment regimes, and synergistic combination strategies. Our specific expertise includes targeted therapy, regimen optimization, drug development, pharmacology, pathology, biomarkers, microbiota, and the tumour immune microenvironment.
By combining our strengths, we aim to break new ground in overcoming patient-specific drug resistance and immune evasion mechanisms; to develop and test individual therapy combinations in patient-derived 3D models; and to translate our findings into the clinic. We believe this cross-disciplinary approach can significantly improve CRC treatment efficacy while reducing adverse effects.
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Breakfast@Cell Biology once every 6 weeks!
The department of Cell Biology invites colleagues to give a seminar about their current research issues.
read moreBreakfast@Cell Biology once every 6 weeks!
The department of Cell Biology invites colleagues to give a seminar about their current research issues. The topics range from molecule to men to population with the aim of bridging fundamental cell biological research with clinical questions.
Breakfast in March:
30 March 2020Guest speaker: Maike Hansen and the title of her presentation will be:
“Post-transcriptional noise control: from phenotypic exploration to commitment”.
Time: 9.15-10.15 incl. discussion.
Breakfast in June:
22 June 2020Guest speaker: Anneke den Hollander and the title of her presentation will be:
“Understanding disease mechanisms in age-related macular degeneration".
Time: 9.15-10.15 incl. discussion.
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Internships Cell Biology
Important notification for students: Due to the corona crisis, all current internships have been put on hold since mid-March, and may need to be extended in next year's first semester (20/21). We can therefore not accept novel internship students earlier than 4 January 2021.
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Click the links below for information on the regarding internships (PDF).
Radboud Institute for Molecular Life Sciences
This department is affiliated with RIMLS. Their main aim is to achieve a greater understanding of the molecular mechanisms of disease. institute pages
Radboudumc Technology Center Microscopy
The Microscopic Imaging Center offers access to both standard and innovative advanced microscopy infrastructure and applications including technical operator-assistance and in-depth microscopic imaging knowledge.
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Getting there
Visiting address
Cell Biology
Radboud Institute for Molecular Life Sciences
Geert Grooteplein 28
6525 GA Nijmegen
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