Research groups/labs  (180)

Value-based healthcare and prognosis

Towards better value-based healthcare, shared decision making and enhanced counselling using individualized prognostic models for head and neck ...

Van Ham Lab - Glial mechanisms in genetic brain disease

Our aim is to improve the understanding of cellular mechanisms underlying genetic brain diseases, primarily the role of glia cells, to improve ...

Vascular Anomaly Center

We perform clinical research on vascular anomalies such as hemangioma, kaposiform hemangioendothelioma and capillary, venous, and lymphatic ...

Viroscience: Clinical Virology

The overall aim of this research line is to improve diagnosis, triaging, monitoring and treatment for an increasing patient population at risk of ...

Viroscience: Emerging disease (immune)pathogenesis, and medical countermeasures

The overall objective of this research line is to unravel key pathogenic pathways for selected EID as a basis for future interventions and medical ...

Viroscience: Emerging Infectious disease research preparedness and response in a One Health context

Overall objective is to reduce impact of emerging infectious diseases through development of risk based-prediction and early warning tools, ...

Viroscience: HIV and HCV

The pathogenesis, prevention and treatment of chronic viral infections.

Viroscience: Immunopathogenesis of paramyxoviruses and pneumoviruses

The overall aim of this research line is to understand the interaction of paramyxo- and pneumoviruses and the host in order to identify correlates of ...

Viroscience: Influenza virus ecology, evolution, pathogenesis and public health impact

The overall objective of this research line is to reduce the impact of epidemic and pandemic influenza through research on viruses in reservoir ...

Viroscience: NeuroImmune Biology of Virus Infections (NIMBUS)

The overall aim of this research line is to decrease the impact of virus-induced neurological diseases through detailed knowledge of the complex ...

X-chromosome-inactivation

Department Developmental Biology Chair: Joost Gribnau

Y-chromosome DNA for male identification

Prof. Dr. Manfred Kayser Head, Department of Genetic Identification