Our Groups

We firmly believe in sharing knowledge. From experienced veterans to talented young researchers, we work together in 62 groups.

AMOLF

Single-molecule imaging of immune receptor organisation & immune cell membrane models 

Sanquin

T cell effector function, post-transcriptional gene regulation, RNA binding proteins

Amsterdam UMC

Cancer molecular subtypes, stem cell dynamics, colorectal cancer, microenvironment

Erasmus MC

Hematopoietic stem cells; leukemia; bone marrow failure; myelodysplastic syndrome; myeloproliferative neoplasms; genetic fate tracing; CRISPR-Cas9; scRNA sequencing

Princess Máxima Center

Cancer, immunotherapy development, high resolution 3D imaging, organoid technology, bio-engineering

Leiden University

Drug discovery – Novel chemical modalities – Nucleic acid binding proteins

NKI

Functional genomics for rational tumor and immune cell combination therapy

Hubrecht Institute

Spatiotemporal regulation of genomic function

Leiden University

GPCR, allosteric modulation, target binding kinetics, small molecule

Amsterdam UMC

The role of the immune system in cancer development and progression

Radboud UMC

Chemical Immunology, antigen presenting cells, Immunotherapy

Princess Máxima Center

Molecular dissection of childhood solid tumors

Amsterdam UMC

GEA, genome-immunome interactions, intratumor heterogeneity, targeted-immunotherapy

Erasmus MC

Single cell technology, advanced imaging & quantitative analysis, cancer-driving cells, target discovery

NKI

Immune cells and macrophages in therapeutically challenging tumors