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  • Future Generations Magazine: putting the earliest start of life at the centre
    Future Generations Magazine: putting the earliest start of life at the centre At Amsterdam Reproduction & Development we work towards a healthy future for all, in line with the mission of Amsterdam UMC. On Future Generations Day, Amsterdam UMC launches the Future Generations Magazine.
  • Funding for two research projects on sensory overload
    Funding for two research projects on sensory overload The Dutch Brain Foundation is investing almost three million euros in two new research projects at Amsterdam UMC on sensory overload. Amsterdam Neuroscience researchers Brigit de Jong and Hilgo Bruining formed consortia from Amsterdam UMC and partners. Together, they will investigate exactly what sensory overload is, how it can be measured, and how care for people with these symptoms can be improved.
  • Meet the newly appointed Principal Investigators of Amsterdam Neuroscience
    Meet the newly appointed Principal Investigators of Amsterdam Neuroscience In Dutch academia, Principal Investigators (PIs) are expected to take on leadership roles, establish independent research lines, and build their visibility. Our PIs demonstrate scientific vision, build strong research teams, and mentor the next generation of talented researchers. They secure funding to drive discoveries and advance new treatments in the field of neuroscience. Amsterdam Neuroscience proudly congratulates the newly appointed PIs of 2026.

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