A new gene therapy approach for Lowe syndrome

Congratulations to Prof. Fanny Oliveira Arcolino, Prof. Niek van Til, and the Cure Lowe Foundation on receiving not one, but three prestigious awards to advance a new gene therapy approach for Lowe syndrome: the UMD Catalyst Grant, Biotech Booster, and EQT.

A new milestone

We're happy to share a new milestone in metabolic research. Dr. Dewi van Harskamp, Assistant Professor at our center, studies in vivo metabolism using stable isotope approaches — a powerful technology that allows us to trace metabolites through the body and follow their metabolic pathways in real time. 

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Symposium recap

What a day at our Symposium from Emma CPM!

 On June 9th, we hosted an incredible symposium bringing together researchers, clinicians, and scientists all working toward one goal: better, more personalized treatment for patients with rare and genetic disorders.

 We are proud to share a glimpse of some of the outstanding poster presentations that were showcased:

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Full program Emma CPM Symposium 2026

Full program Emma CPM Symposium 2026

9 June 2026 | 09:00 – 16:30
Amsterdam UMC, location AMC, Lecture hall 4
Register before 31 May 2026

During the lunch break, there will be an opportunity to present scientific posters. If you would like to showcase your work, please contact emmacpm@amsterdamumc.nl

We hope to welcome you there!

Save the Date! Emma CPM symposium 9th June

We are very excited to announce our upcoming Emma CPM symposium: Translating Rare Disease Research into Clinical Impact: insights from 5 years of Emma CPM. Please mark the 9th of June in your calendar and join us for an inspiring day with engaging speakers and the opportunity to connect with colleagues.


Familiedag Barth syndroom - 20 september 2025

Heeft u het Barth syndroom, of bent u een familielid of naaste? Dan nodigen wij u van harte uit voor onze landelijke familiedag op zaterdag 20 september 2025 in Amsterdam UMC, locatie AMC.  

Beyond Borders: A Successful Symposium on Collaboration

Last week, the Emma Center for Personalized Medicine proudly hosted our symposium, Beyond Borders, bringing together experts, researchers, and professionals united by one central theme: collaboration in personalized medicine.

Emma CPM symposium 2025: programme

Emma CPM Symposium 2025; programme announced and registration open! 

Join us on June 3, 2025 for the 3rd Emma Center for Personalized Medicine Symposium, themed “Personalized Medicine: Beyond Borders.” 


Save the date: June 3, 2025 Emma CPM symposium

Mark June 3, 2025 in your calendar for the 3rd Emma Center for Personalized Medicine symposium, titled “Personalized Medicine: Beyond Borders. This year's theme focuses on collaboration - from local and regional to national and international levels. Don't miss the latest on collaboration in personalized medicine! 

The event will take place in lecture hall 4 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., followed by the Spinoza lecture of Prof. Anne Goriely.

You can register for our symposium here.

Emma yearbook 2025

The theme of the 2025 Emma Yearbook from the Emma Children’s Hospital focuses on the "Emma Center for Personalized Medicine." In this publication, many of our colleagues share insights into their work and their passion for caring for children with rare diseases.

ECPM events

We share clinical and scientific knowledge with colleagues and students within and outside Amsterdam UMC.

Below are some upcoming meetings. You can register for these via emmacpm@amsterdamumc.nl

Gene Discovery Club

Monthly meeting focused on identifying and unraveling new disease genes, phenotypes, and mechanisms.

Every 1st tuesday of the month 8.30 - 9.30 hours

Therapy Discovery Club

Monthly meeting focused on the development of personalized therapy, as well as accelerating trials and access.

Every 3rd tuesday of the month 12 -13 hours

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The Emma CPM is a center of expertise at the Amsterdam UMC focusing on patients and families with a rare genetic disorder.

A collaboration between the Emma Children's Hospital, the Department of Human Genetics, the Laboratory of Genetic Metabolic Diseases, and various departments and laboratories.