Personalised Medicine
Precise diagnosis, more effective treatment and fewer side effects for the patients – that is the purpose of personalised medicine. The field aims to improve diagnosis and tailor treatment to the individual patient’s biological and clinical profile. All supported by the momentous development in genomic technologies and insights.
What We Do
We work in a range of overlapping areas, including genomics, other ‘omics, pharmacology, medical bioinformatics, molecular biology, imaging, and gene therapy. In a translational framework - from lab bench to bedside and vice versa - we study huge data sets in clinical and population based cohorts as well as cell and animal models.
Who We Are
We are more than 23 groups and 70 staff members with diverse expertise in personalised medicine.
Meet Professor Karin Lykke-Hartmann
“What takes place in the female germ cells and what makes it possible to create a new human being?”
Meet Professor Jacob Giehm Mikkelsen
How can we safely add new genetic information to the genome? Jacob Giehm Mikkelsen works on very specific interventions in the genome of humans.
