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  • In the Spotlight January 2026: AI&I Prizes, Grants and Appointments
    In the Spotlight January 2026: AI&I Prizes, Grants and Appointments Recently, several prestigious prizes and grants have been awarded to our AI&I members. Please congratulate: Prof. Dr. Esther Middelkoop and Prof. Dr. Ronald Vollenhoven. Learn more about these accomplished individuals and their projects in the article below!
  • PAIS IMPACT | The Amsterdam UMC Post-COVID Expertise Center: Bridging Research and Recovery
    PAIS IMPACT | The Amsterdam UMC Post-COVID Expertise Center: Bridging Research and Recovery At the Amsterdam institute for Immunology and Infectious diseases (AI&I), we focus our research and outreach on three key themes: Post-Acute Infection Syndrome (PAIS), Immunomonitoring, and Vaccination. Each quarter, we highlight one of these areas through a dedicated series of articles. This quarter (Q3 2025), our spotlight is on PAIS. In this article, we focus on the impact of PAIS research, with special attention to the work of the Amsterdam UMC Post-COVID Expertise Center.
  • PAIS IMPACT | The Dutch Lyme Disease Expertise Center: From Research to Real-World Impact
    PAIS IMPACT | The Dutch Lyme Disease Expertise Center: From Research to Real-World Impact At the Amsterdam institute for Immunology and Infectious diseases (AI&I), we focus our research and outreach on three key themes: Post-Acute Infection Syndrome (PAIS), Immunomonitoring, and Vaccination. Each quarter, we highlight one of these areas through a dedicated series of articles. This quarter (Q4 2025), our spotlight is on PAIS. In this article, we focus on the impact of PAIS research, with special attention to the work of the Dutch Lyme Disease Expertise Center (NLe).

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Reprogramming Immunity: A Cheaper, Faster Future for CAR-T Therapy?
Learning Path Valorisation & Impact starts again this fall
Registration Open: Amsterdam UMC Research Mentoring Program
B cellona Back on the Pitch at the Amsterdam UMC Soccer Tournament 2025!
In the Spotlight July 2025: AI&I Prizes, Grants and Appointments
Revised Procedure: Privacy Advice Less Frequently Required for Research Contracts
Amsterdam UMC Immunotherapy Center
Recap: AI&I 8th Annual Symposium Explores the Future of Medicine
Recap: Postgraduate Course - Advanced Infectious Diseases 2025
HPV9 vaccine offers broader protection and saves healthcare costs in the long run
In the spotlight June 2025: AI&I Prizes, Grants, and Appointments
Work Visit Grant / PhD Candidate Pien van Paassen Visits Murdoch University in Perth Australia
Announcements sustainability funds: Green Fund and Seed Grant
Announcing Postdoc Appreciation Week
Call for Role Models in Science Education: Scientists with a Health Condition
Information for PIs about knowledge security
Existing CRP Test Proves Effective for Faster Diagnosis of Bacterial Meningitis
Dr. Neeltje Kootstra appointed Professor of Immune Pathogenesis of Viral Infections and Interventions
Proof of concept for Amsterdam UMC-led HIV vaccination
VCAS/VU Talent fund 2025: Bridging grant
Who Will Be the Finalist of the Amsterdam Science & Innovation Award? Vote Your Favorite Amsterdam UMC Idea to the Finals
In the Spotlight April 2025: AI&I Prizes, Grants, and Appointments
Three ZonMw Grants Awarded to our AI&I Researchers Fuel Cross-Disciplinary Science Beyond Hospital Walls
AI&I PhD retreat 2025: Art in Immunity & Infection
Concerns About PubMed: Unrest Over Search Results and U.S. Influence
Innovations and Challenges in HIV Treatment in the Netherlands
Innovations in HIV Treatment: The Netherlands at the Forefront in Conducting Nationwide Observational Studies on New HIV Therapies
Startstipendium for Early-Career Talents from the Amsterdam University Fund
Word Tuberculosis Day
Dozens Dead as Mysterious Disease Spreads in Congo

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