Ben Caljon

Ben Caljon is an active Researcher at Vrije Universiteit Brussel in the Department of Genetics, Reproduction and Development within the School of Clinical Sciences. With an h-index of 243 and 35 research outputs spanning from 2012 to 2024, his work demonstrates significant scholarly impact in medical genetics and related fields.

Dr. Caljon's research interests center around mitochondrial DNA, mitochondrial genome analysis, genetic mutations, Klinefelter Syndrome, and exome sequencing. His work spans multiple disciplines within medical genetics, with particular focus on reproductive genetics, oncogenetics, and diagnostic applications of genomic technologies. His fingerprint analysis shows strong concentration in Mitochondrial DNA (100%), Mitochondrial Genome (87%), and Mutation research (50%).

Recent publication trends indicate active involvement in neurodevelopmental disorders, cancer genetics, reproductive medicine, and immunotherapy research. His 2024 publications include work on NSRP1-associated neurodevelopmental disorders and intracranial immunotherapy for glioma, demonstrating breadth across clinical genetics and oncology.

Dr. Caljon actively participates in academic conferences and workshops, including the Belgian Society of Human Genetics meetings and specialized workshops on comparative genomics and epigenetics. His collaborative network extends across multiple research institutions, with significant contributions to datasets related to cancer predisposition and reproductive genetics.