Research Groups of the Radboud Consortium for Glycoscience
Prof. Dr. Dirk Lefeber
Understanding the process of protein glycosylation in neuromuscular and neurodegenerative disease
Dr. Thomas Boltje
Development of novel chemistry-based glycotools for the understanding of the role of glycosylation in disease
Dr. Christian Bull
Unraveling the mechanisms of cellular glycosylation and biological interactions with glycans.
Prof. Dr. Alessandra Cambi
Understanding the role of glycosylation in membrane organization
Prof. Dr. Gosse Adema
Understanding the role of glycosylation in tumor biology
Dr. Lenneke Cornelissen
The T cell glycocalyx and how its affects T cell (tumor) immunity
Dr. Anna Marneth
Glycosylation in normal and aberrant hematopoiesis
Dr. Hans Wessels
Understanding the role of protein isoforms in human medicine
Dr. Marien de Jonge and Dr. Jeroen Langereis
Understanding the role of glycosylation in bacterial infections
Dr. ir. Willeke Daamen
Application of glycosaminoglycans and glycosaminoglycans mimetics in soft tissue regeneration
Dr. Laia Querol Cano
Function of galectins and glycan-mediated interactions in anti-tumor immunity
Dr. Johan van der Vlag
Understanding the role of glycosylation in kidney disorders
Dr. Quirijn de Mast and Dr. Frank vd Veerdonk
Understanding the role of glycosylation in arboviral and fungal infections
Dr. Paul White
Unraveling the mechanisms of glycosylation reactions using NMR
Dr. Hanka Venselaar
Structure bioinformatics, understanding the role of glycosylation on protein structure and function
Prof. Dr. Floris Rutjes
Synthetic organic chemistry of (bio)molecules
Dr. Jonathan Martens
Infrared ion spectroscopy of (bio)molecules
Prof. Dr. Jos Oomens
Infrared ion spectroscopy of (bio)molecules
Organization
Radboud Consortium for Glycoscience
The Radboud Consortium for Glycoscience is coordinated by Dr. Rianne van Outersterp.
Rianne.vanOutersterp@radboudumc.nl
PhD Council
The PhD council is driven by PhD students for PhD students (and postdocs) from different groups of the RCG. We organise an accredited scientific glycoscience course and informal social events.