Projecten

Attacking the outer layer of pancreatic tumors to make the way for immunotherapy

A new technology is proposed to study Parkinson’s disease in the laboratory.

Towards a dual target-based high-throughput screen for novel antiviral compounds against emerging flaviviruses.

Advanced clinical immune imaging technology speeds up the development of effective immune therapy for cancer patients.

Alzheimer in people: growing numbers and no cure; Alzheimer in a dish comes to the rescue

Developing a new vaccine administration technique for measles and rubella vaccines.

Establishing the link between quantitative imaging features and fundamental tumour biology in sarcoma patients.

PD-L1 PET-imaging, a promising imaging technique to predict response to immune therapy in cancer patients.

Evaluating a new integrated care model to improve quality of life and save costs.

Finding alternative solutions to tackle C. difficile by stimulating a healthy microbiome