Research Groups at BRIC
We currently have 25 research groups working on research projects relevant for cancer, neurological and metabolic diseases. Click on the group name below if you wish to know more about their research:
Grønbæk group
Hemalotogy, Epigenetics, Translational research
Hansen Group
Signaling to chromatin, epigenetics, stem cells, cancer
Helin Group
Epigenetics, stem cells,
cancer biology
Issazadeh-Navikas Group
Glioblastoma, neuroinflammation neurodegeneration.
Andersen Group
Tumor heterogeneity, Translational genomics, Single cell genomics
Arnes Group
Cellular identity, non-coding RNAs, pancreatic cancer
Behrendt Group
Cancer invasion, metastasis, degradation of extracellular matrix
Brakebusch Group
Rho GTPases, mouse models, cancer, inflammation
Couchman Group
Cell adhesion, receptors, signaling, cytoskeleton, syndecan
Engelholm Group
Cancer invasion, UPAR, MMPs, extracellular matrix degradation
Erler Group
Hypoxia and metastasis, lysyl oxidases, tissue stiffness, network medicin
Frödin Group
Kinase signal transduction, functional cancer genetics, genome editing
Groth Group
Chromatin replication, epigenetics, genome stability
Theilgaard-Mönch Group
AML, Molecular mechanisms of hematopoietic development
Weischenfeldt Group
Cancer genomics, structural variants, prostate cancer, precision medicine.
Wennerberg Group
Precision cancer medicine, drug sensitivity, cancer stem cells
Won Group
Computational Biology, Machine learning, Epigenetics
Jensen Group
Somatic stem cells
Cancer stem cells
Khodosevich Group
Brain development, neuronal differentiation, transcriptional programs
Kveiborg Group
ADAM metalloproteases, integrins, protein trafficking, cell signaling, cancer
Ploug Group
Protein structure and function at cancer invasion, metastasis.
Porse Group
Hematopoietic/cancer stem cells, leukemia.
Salcini Group
C. elegans development, chromatin, histone methylation
Sandelin Group
miRNA, ancient DNA, disease transcriptomics, gene regulation
Sørensen Group
Genome maintenance, chromatin, DNA damage response