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prof. dr. Peter-Bram 't Hoen
About Peter-Bram 't Hoen
Peter-Bram 't Hoen is chair of Bioinformatics en leads a research group on large-scale data integration to develop personalised treatments for neuromuscular disorders. read moreAbout Peter-Bram 't Hoen
Peter-Bram 't Hoen obtained his MSc degrees in Biochemistry and Pharmacochemistry from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam with distinction 'cum laude' and his PhD in biopharmaceutical sciences from Leiden University. From 2002-2018, he worked as postdoctoral researcher, assistant and associate professor in the department of Human Genetics at Leiden University Medical Center. He developed new approaches for the analysis of -omics data, their integration with clinical data, and the discovery of molecular signatures that can be used in disease diagnostics, disease progression and the response to therapy ('personalised medicine'). In 2018, he was appointed as full professor of Bioinformatics at Radboudumc, Nijmegen.
Position(s)
- hoogleraar
Education
- Coordinator BioMedical Science Master course BMS59: prediction models and machine learning
- Main teacher Coordinator BioMedical Science Master course BMS38: biomarkers, let's get personal
- Main teacher Biomedical Sciences Bachelor Curriculum Bioinformatics module
Personal prizes & awards
- 2018: e-BROK. Basic qualification for clinical research
- 2010: Basic teaching qualification (BKO)
- 2005: NWO-VENI award
Additional Functions
- Project co-lead Personal Health Train (2016 - present)
- Management team and pillar lead in X-omics, one of the Dutch large scale research infrastructures (2018-present)
- Scientific Advisory Board member Center for Individualised Infection Medicine Hannover (Germany) (2019-present)
Additional Functions
- Project co-lead Personal Health Train (2016 - present)
- Management team and pillar lead in X-omics, one of the Dutch large scale research infrastructures (2018-present)
- Scientific Advisory Board member Center for Individualised Infection Medicine Hannover (Germany) (2019-present)
- Scientific Advisory Board member Care4Rare-Solve Canada (PI: Kim Boycott) (2019-present)
- Tactical lead HealthRI’s regionale node Nijmegen (2022-present)
- Workpackage leader Radboud Healthy Data Program (2022-present)
- Member EATRIS Data Core Team (2022-present)
- Coordinator EU SIMPATHIC consortium (2023-present)
- Member steering group Regieorgaan OpenScience.NL (2023-present)
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Research position
- full professor
Department Medical BioSciences
Medical BioSciences is one of our three science departments. This department focuses on basic and translational research in the medical biosciences, from molecules to humans, to better understand disease and health and improve diagnostics and treatment.
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