Thijn Brummelkamp

Biomedical genetics

Thijn Brummelkamp develops and uses genetic tools to identify and characterize genes that play important roles in human disease. Recently, Thijn's group developed a novel genetic model system based on haploid human cells to enable inactivation of most human genes.

They use this approach in a variety of different projects for example to search for cancer cell vulnerabilities or to identify host factors that are hijacked by viruses to enter human cells.

More about this group

Our research

Team members

Thijn Brummelkamp

Scientific Director, Group leader

Rafaela Alves de Oliveira

PhD student

PhD student

PhD student

PhD student

Postdoctoral fellow

Technician

Senior postdoctoral fellow

Postdoctoral fellow

Postdoctoral fellow

Technician intern

Technician

Postdoctoral fellow

Postdoctoral fellow

Internship possibilities

We encourage master students that are interested in an internship to send an enquiring e-mail to Luka Wolf including CV and motivation and preferred duration of the internship (minimal 6 months).