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  • VACCINATION IMPACT | Advancing Hepatitis C Vaccine Research at AI&I
    VACCINATION IMPACT | Advancing Hepatitis C Vaccine Research at AI&I At the Amsterdam Institute for Immunology and Infectious Diseases (AI&I), vaccination is one of three key research pillars, alongside PAIS and Immunomonitoring. Regularly, we highlight one of these areas, exploring essential knowledge, challenges, and real-world impact. In Q3 2026, our focus is on Vaccination. In collaboration with AI&I researcher Dr. Kwinten Sliepen, we share the story of how vaccination research at AI&I is making a difference.
  • VACCINATION RESEARCH | Challenges and Developments in Vaccination Research from Infectious Diseases to Cancer
    VACCINATION RESEARCH | Challenges and Developments in Vaccination Research from Infectious Diseases to Cancer At the Amsterdam Institute for Immunology and Infectious Diseases (AI&I), we focus on three key research areas: Post-Acute Infection Syndromes (PAIS), Immunomonitoring, and Vaccination. Regularly, we highlight one of these areas, exploring essential knowledge, challenges, and real-world impact. In Q3 2026, our spotlight is on Vaccination. In this article, written in collaboration with AI&I researcher Prof. Joke den Haan, we explore the challenges and developments in vaccination research.
  • VACCINATION TOPIC 101 | With Marit van Gils
    VACCINATION TOPIC 101 | With Marit van Gils At the Amsterdam Institute for Immunology and Infectious Diseases (AI&I), we focus on three key research areas: Post-Acute Infection Syndromes (PAIS), Immunomonitoring, and Vaccination. Regularly, we highlight one of these areas, exploring essential knowledge, challenges, and real-world impact. In Q3 2026, our spotlight is on Vaccination. In this article, written in collaboration with AI&I researcher Marit van Gils, we explore the topic in depth.

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Amsterdam Cohort Hub webinars are coming up!
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Research Network Relaunched as Human Research Network
First joint symposium between Amsterdam Public Health and Amsterdam Institute for Immunology and Infectious diseases
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7th Annual Symposium: AI in AI&I
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New grants available for interdisciplinary Midsize Projects, up to €200k
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Award for AIDS Researcher Lange
Research institute-wide mentoring program

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