Department of Biomedical Engineering

Chemical Biology

In this group, research deals with chemical biology approaches to study protein-protein interactions.

supramolecular architecture and drug discovery

The Chemical Biology group is a research group within the department of Biomedical Engineering. The group is supervized by Prof.dr.ir. Luc Brunsveld.
In this group, research deals with chemical biology approaches to study protein-protein interactions. The two general lines that are being followed are supramolecular architecture and drug discovery.

Research Lines

Research Line of Chemical Biology

Supramolecular Architectures

Supramolecular chemistry deals with molecular architectures that are assembled by the reversible interaction of two or more chemical species...

Research Line of Chemical Biology

Nuclear Receptor-Cofactor Interaction

Nuclear receptors (NRs) are multi-domain ligand-modulated transcription factors that act by targeting chromatin-modifying complexes and the...

Research Line of Chemical Biology

14-3-3 Protein-Protein Interactions

In comparison to the size of the human proteome (~25,000), the estimated numbers of PPIs in the human interactome (650,000) is much larger...

Meet some of our Researchers

Doctoral Candidate

Iris Leijten - van de Gevel

Doctoral Candidate

Eline Sijbesma

Full Professor

Volkher Scharnhorst

Doctoral Candidate

Femke Meijer

Full Professor

Luc Brunsveld

Doctoral Candidate

Sylvia Genet

Full Professor

Wilbert Zwart

Associate Professor

Christian Ottmann

Doctoral Candidate

Bente Somsen

Doctoral Candidate

Rens de Vries

Student Opportunities

The Chemical Biology group provides courses and projects in the bachelor's and master's program.
Furthermore, there are always sufficient projects for students to work on in the research group.

Recent Publications

Our most recent peer reviewed publications

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