Research projects
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Epithelial glycosylation in the human colon and cross-talk with the microbiome
Glycosylation will be studied in vitro with 2D and 3D models, and by using techniques like omics and CRISPR-Cas. This will be done in healthy and diseased settings.
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The molecular basis of the accumulation of cytosolic 5’-nucleotidase 1A in inclusion body myositis
In this project we focus on anti-cN1A response in IBM patients and intracellular accumulation of cN1A. By characterizing tanti-cN1A autoantibodies produced by IBM patients we want to elucidate role of these antibodies in pathogenesis of this disease
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Agglutination assay for rheumatoid arthritis biomarkers
The project aims to make early testing more accessible, both for screening at primary care providers and in countries around the world lacking the infrastructure for more advanced tests.
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Towards a comprehensive understanding of the biochemical function of the human RNase MRP
Precursor of ribosomal RNA, cyclin B2 mRNA and viperin mRNA have been identified as substrates, but evidence for cyclin B2 mRNA cleavage is ambiguous. The goal of the project is to characterize the biochemical function of the human RNase MRP complex.
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Towards a fossil-free future: advancing green hydrogen ecosystems
Researchers from TDLab have teamed up with 32 parties from research and industry to work together on developing safe and cost-effective solutions for HyTROS - “Hydrogen Transport, Offshore and Storage” within the WP2 of the GroenvermogenNL.
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Molecules to Circular Energy Generation at Scale
The project Molecules to Circular Energy Generation at Scale (MoCEGS) aims to optimize energy trading, improve system circularity, mitigate uncertainty shocks, and exploit chemical utilization via a unique energy planning framework.
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Perfect Sorting
The project members aim to develop and assess an artificial intelligence (AI) decision-making model capable of accurately sorting packages that are presently misclassified, including distinguishing between food and non-food packaging items.
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Fingerprint 2 Footprint
The Fingerprint 2 Footprint (F2F) project will prepare the application of Handheld Spectrometry Networks (HSN) in diverse process industrial sectors.
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Management 4 Measurement
Process data is valuable because it's accurately measured and contains in-depth company knowledge. This knowledge enhances the data's quality and predictive value, allowing historical data analysis for better outcomes.
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Breaking barriers in chemical biology
This project aims to achieve three primary objectives that are sure to ignite the fire of innovation and collaboration between Glasgow and Radboud researchers in chemical biology and related fields.
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‘I am curious to find out what is going on in simple molecular collisions’
We interviewed Tijs Karman about his scientific background, research focus and goals within the Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM) of Radboud University.
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The uNMR-NL Grid
The uNMR-NL consortium has been a Roadmap 2020 grant for the development of advanced instrumentation and new experimental techniques.
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HiSCORE
In the ERC Synergy project Highly Informative Drug Screening by Overcoming NMR Restrictions (HiSCORE) the research team will develop an information-rich high-throughput drug screening methodology.
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PANACEA
The PANACEA project is a public-private and interdisciplinary collaboration with academic and industrial organisations aiming to provide access to instrumentation and experiments in solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) to European chemists.
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'Physical Chemistry of Soft Matter: Cooking, Looking and Tweezing’
We interviewed Roel Dullens about his scientific background, research focus and goals within the Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM) of Radboud University.
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Synoptics
The SYNOPTICS programme will adopt a unique synoptic approach by using all properties of light: amplitude, phase, polarisation and multi-wavelength, to achieve breakthroughs in optical resolution and sensitivity.
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MAX-FRESH
The MAX-FRESH project is developing the ISS-Monitor, a sensor to detect spoilage in fresh produce, potentially reducing waste by 50%, extending storage life, and generating €110M post-2023.
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TRIAGE
TRIAGE develops an advanced air pollution monitoring system using photonic sensing technology. This portable, high-performance device detects molecular gases with high precision in real-time, filling gaps in local community air quality monitoring.
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SensorChip
"SensorChip" is developing micro-photonic chip-based sensors for measuring fluid/gas flows, gas composition, and detecting biomarkers, focusing on flow sensors, (bio)gas sensors, and cancer detectors.
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OBSeRVeD
A consortium is developing a sensor to detect disease-specific odours from animals, aiming to provide farmers with early warnings. The focus is on studying volatile organic compounds (VOCs) as potential biomarkers in e-nose-based sensors.