Starting Grant for research on cognitive issues in glioma patientsLucas Baudouin, affiliated with the Amsterdam Neuroscience (ANS) research institute, has received a 25,000-euro AUF Starting Grant to investigate factors contributing to cognitive problems in glioma patients. This grant is made possible by the Spinoza Fund of the Amsterdam University Fund (AUF).
New disease mechanism discovered for SYT1-associated disorderNeurotransmitter release is less synchronized in SYT1-associated disorder, according to a new study from the Cornelisse lab. This sheds new light on the molecular causes of neurodevelopmental disorders and could lead to new therapeutic targets in the future.
Amsterdam UMC Fellowship vacancy 2024 The Amsterdam UMC Fellowship vacancy for 2024 is open for applications, this year there are two positions available. At least one of the two selected Fellows will be representing an underrepresented background. The fellowship provides the unique opportunity to gain or retain an excellent researcher to your Department and/or Research Institute.