Frank Grosveld

Frank Grosveld is a Professor at the Department of Cell Biology, Medical Faculty of Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands. His work spans molecular genetics, gene regulation, and epigenetics. He has held leadership roles including Head of the Department of Clinical Genetics (2006) and Head of Biomics (2002).

• Education: University of Amsterdam (Chemistry, Biochemistry), McGill University (Biochemistry PhD).

His research focuses on gene expression regulation, chromatin dynamics, and hematopoiesis. Key publications explore transgenic models, transcription complexes, and epigenetic mechanisms. Collaborative work includes co-editorship of Epigenetics and Chromatin and biotech ventures like Harbour Antibodies.

Research trends in his publications reveal expertise in gene regulation, chromatin structure, and hematopoietic development, with implications for genetic disorders and epigenetics.

• 1991: Jeantet Prize in Medicine
• 1992: Howard Hughes International Research Scholar Award
• 1995: Spinoza Prize (NWO, Netherlands)