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  • Amsterdam Neuroscience Annual Meeting 2026: The future of cognition - Technology and the human brain
    Amsterdam Neuroscience Annual Meeting 2026: The future of cognition - Technology and the human brain The Amsterdam Neuroscience Annual Meeting 2026 will take place on January 16, with this year's theme: The Future of Cognition - Technology and the Human Brain. As a member of the Amsterdam Neuroscience community, you are invited to be part of an inspiring day and to share ideas, get an update on neuroscience research, explore new collaborations, and shape the future of neuroscience.
  • New insights into transdiagnostic effectiveness of clozapine
    New insights into transdiagnostic effectiveness of clozapine Published in the Lancet Psychiatry, the first study to systematically study the effect and safety of clozapine in a diverse group of patients. Psychiatrist Jurjen Luykx and colleagues aimed to assess the effectiveness and safety of clozapine across multiple psychiatric disorders.
  • Five Amsterdam Neuroscience researchers awarded Vidi Grant
    Five Amsterdam Neuroscience researchers awarded Vidi Grant Five talented researchers from Amsterdam Neuroscience have been awarded a Vidi grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO). Congratulations to Elsmarieke van der Giessen, Elseline Hoekzema, Max Koppers, Anouk Schrantee and Jorien Treur. NWO has granted a maximum of 850.000 euros to the researchers.

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ERC Starting grant for Max Koppers
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Opportunity to join the Translational Neuroscience Network
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New PURE Amsterdam UMC: PURE AMC and PURE VUmc freeze
Amsterdam Cohort Hub webinars are coming up!
Amsterdam UMC Launches New Female Talent Program
Research Network Relaunched as Human Research Network
ADORE: Uniting cancer and neuroscience research at Amsterdam UMC
Targeted memory reactivation to augment treatment in post-traumatic stress disorder
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Summer portrait: ‘let children thrive regardless of their performance’
Media Mentions: Three Amsterdam Neuroscience researchers featured in Dutch newspapers
Four Amsterdam Neuroscience researchers awarded a Veni grant
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Oorzaak vorming MS-laesies bestuderen
Registration for the Amsterdam Neuroscience Annual Meeting 2024 is now open
New grants available for interdisciplinary Midsize Projects, up to €200k
Research institute-wide mentoring program