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Research Radboud technology centers Genomics Research groups

Discover some of our research that is related to genomics.

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Computational approaches to advance personalized medicine

Peter Bram 't Hoen's research group develops computational approaches that exploit molecular –omics data in combination with clinical data to better understand disease mechanisms and to advance patient diagnosis and stratification for therapeutic and life style interventions.

Immuno-Genomics

Alexander Hoischen's group focuses on the application of latest genomic technologies to understand human disease. A particular emphasis is put in the understanding of genetic defects that explain immune diseases, in particular primary immunodeficiencies (PIDs).

Live-cell bioenergetics

Werner Koopmans' research group focuses on understanding the mechanistic coupling between mitochondrial (ultra)structure and function (“morphofunction”) in patients with (mitochondrial) metabolic disorders.

Tumor targeting

William Leenders' group performs targeted quantitative next generation sequencing of RNA from surgery-derived cancer tissues in retrospective studies, tries to translate the findings into personalized precision therapy with available cancer treatments, and develops innovative targeted nanomedicines.