Next-generation sequencing (NGS) laboratory
Genome, exome and transcriptome sequencing, tumour genomics and bioinformatic analysis: the Center’s flagship technology.
Research directions
Four core and three growth directions.
The Center’s work is built on four core directions and three planned areas of growth.
Core directions
Translational research
Moving laboratory discoveries toward clinical application, starting with oncology.
Nanomedicine and drug delivery
Nanoparticles and the interaction of light with nanoparticles for wound healing, tissue regeneration and cancer therapy.
Clinical medicine and medical education
Linking clinical practice with research and training the next generation of researchers.
Growth directions (planned)
Shared technology platforms
Beyond NGS, open bioimaging and bioinformatics infrastructure for universities and clinics.
Researcher training and public engagement
Early-career programmes, international exchange and cooperation with patient organisations.
Innovation and technology transfer
Turning research results into applications, with start-up support.
The Center is being established. Items marked “planned” on this page are not yet confirmed.