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  • Work Visit Grant / Meliawati Poniman’s Research on HCV mRNA Vaccine at Imperial College London
    Work Visit Grant / Meliawati Poniman’s Research on HCV mRNA Vaccine at Imperial College London The Amsterdam institute for Immunology and Infectious diseases (AI&I) is committed to supporting innovative research and fostering international collaboration. In 2025, the AI&I International Work Visit Grant enabled research technician Meliawati Poniman (Department of Medical Microbiology, Amsterdam UMC) to spend 3.5 months as a Visiting Researcher at Imperial College London, under the supervision of Prof. Robin Shattock.
  • Immune dysfunction linked to persistent post-COVID symptoms
    Immune dysfunction linked to persistent post-COVID symptoms In a study led by researchers from Amsterdam UMC and UMC Utrecht, antibodies from patients with post-COVID were found to trigger long-lasting symptoms in mice. The research builds on data and biological samples from the NMCB cohort, one of the cohorts within Amsterdam Cohort Hub.
  • Blog 43: Research, AI, and Buddhism
    Blog 43: Research, AI, and Buddhism This month's blog is written by your fellow PhD candidate Trang Nguyen! You may remember her from her previous blogs about productivity. We are pleased to anounce that Trang will share her insights as an Amsterdam UMC PhD candidate more often through regular blogs on this platform! This time her blog gives a unique perspective on the use of AI in research, and how this is connected to Buddhism...

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Work Visit Grant / Svearike Oeverdieck’s Experience at the University of Washington
Open call for proposals on 'Biological ageing as a modifiable driver of secondary and tertiary prevention'
New APH vice director appointed: Ingeborg Brouwer
Meet the Scientist: Elze Geurts!
Run for Their Lives: Meet the AI&I Runners – Hung-Jen Oliver Chen
Understanding the Menstrual Cycle: The First Step Toward Women-Specific Reference Intervals
Announcing the thesis of Pien Swart, highlighting sex differences in mechanical ventilation, following international women's day
Women with menstrual disorders to receive earlier treatment thanks to major FEMCURE project
New Insights into Immune Regulation in Cardiovascular Disease
AR&D Symposium 2026
Shining light on PET imaging in neurodegenerative diseases during the Brain Imaging Symposium last month
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Join the new APH Environmental Sustainability Special Interest Group
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Run for Their Lives: Meet the AI&I Runners – Maria Thon
From Research to Reality: Developing New Therapeutic Strategies for Rare Diseases
Vici grant for an AGEM researcher
Interactive information lunches 2026
BIO Neuroscience 2026: Connecting science, business, and innovation