Our team

Our lab seeks to understand how genome structure and function are connected. We develop unique methods to manipulate genome structure in healthy and cancerous cells with the future goal to transform personalised cancer treatment. Our small team creates a collaborative, respectful atmosphere, conductive of independent learning and thinking. Each team member has their independent project, carrying out both experimental and computational analyses and synergizing for shared goals.

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Former Lab Members

Helena Borgers (Technician apprentice) 2021-2022. Now student at the University of Bonn.

Chloe Tang (PhD student) 2022-2023. Now PhD student at the DKFZ.

Sylvia Mahara (Postdoc) 2022-2024. Now Postdoc/Staff scientist in Malvern, Australia.

Ali Mersin (Erasmus summer intern) 2024.

Samuel Krall (Erasmus student, then intern) 2023-2025.

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