Partner in Utrecht Bioinformatics Center
The Princess Máxima Center is now also participating in the Utrecht Bioinformatics Center. Being part of such a diverse and high-quality community really helps in developing the essential infrastructures and tools for our institute. Patrick says: “Since bioinformatics is vital for dealing with a dynamic, diverse and data rich research environment, being part of a larger bioinformatics community is essential for achieving our goals. Many of our collaborators are also part of this community and by joining forces we can really create a unique environment that facilitates pediatric oncology research and improves patient care for children with cancer.”
Utrecht Science Park
The teams of the Holstege and Kemmeren group are already actively collaborating with many research groups and facilities at Utrecht Science Park. Several infrastructures, such as a High-Performance Compute cluster, sequencing facility and cell screening facility already exist at Utrecht Science Park. Utrecht Science Park is the ideal research environment for the new PMC building that enables cutting edge research and drives child cancer treatment.