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Dr. Cleo van Diemen is a Research Fellow at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Medical Sciences, specifically affiliated with the Groningen Institute for Gastro Intestinal Genetics and Immunology (3GI). With an active research profile comprising 98 publications, her work focuses on advancing genetic diagnostics and understanding genetic disorders through cutting-edge sequencing technologies.
Her research interests span multiple areas of genetics and genomics, with particular emphasis on neurogenetics (especially spinocerebellar ataxia), DNA sequencing methodologies, and genetic diagnostics. She has made significant contributions to understanding repeat expansion disorders, copy number variants, and the application of long-read sequencing technologies in clinical diagnostics. Her work often involves collaborations across multiple Dutch institutions and international research groups.
Analysis of her recent publications (2020-2025) reveals a strong trend toward implementing advanced sequencing technologies like Nanopore long-read sequencing for diagnosing neurological disorders, improving variant interpretation pipelines, and exploring genetic underpinnings of rare diseases. Her research bridges basic genomic science with clinical applications, particularly in neurology, prenatal diagnostics, and rare genetic disorders.
Dr. van Diemen has contributed to numerous significant findings in genetic diagnostics, including high-impact studies on ataxia genetics, prenatal testing methodologies, and the development of diagnostic pipelines for rare genetic conditions. Her work has been cited extensively across multiple publications.
She actively supervises research projects, as indicated by the 'Supervised Work (3)' notation in her profile, and collaborates with various research teams across the University Medical Center Groningen and other institutions. Her laboratory work primarily focuses on applying and refining genomic technologies for improved diagnostic yield in challenging clinical cases.
