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  • Two CCA researchers awarded NWO Vidi grants to advance cancer treatment
    Two CCA researchers awarded NWO Vidi grants to advance cancer treatment Iosifina Foskolou and Rachel Thijssen, two talented researchers from Cancer Center Amsterdam, have each been awarded a Vidi funding from the Dutch Research Council (NWO).
  • Vidi grant for an AGEM researcher
    Vidi grant for an AGEM researcher The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded Vidi grants to 149 promising researchers from across all scientific disciplines, including one AGEM researcher. Each researcher is awarded a maximum of 850,000 euros which enables them to further develop their own research ideas. Congratulations to Tim de Meij on receiving this grant!
  • Vidi grant for three APH researchers
    Vidi grant for three APH researchers NWO has granted a maximum of 850.000 euros to 3 APH researchers. With the help of the Vidi grant, the talented scientists can start their own line of research and further develop their talent.

Dutch Kidney Foundation ‘Research for Health Award’ for research into faster and less burdensome treatment for renal artery stenosis
Vidi grant for ACS researchers Harsha Devalla, Jurjan Aman and Marten Hoeksema
How smooth muscle cells shape atherosclerosis: discovery of the regulator that keeps them in check
PAIS TOPIC 101 | With Brent Appelman
Living environment plays a role in the risk of cardiovascular disease
AI&I International Work Visit Grant / Advancing RNA Vaccine Research at Imperial College London
Podcast: addressing experiences with fetal growth restriction
Long-Term Study Reveals How Classic Risk Factors Shape Cardiovascular Disease Risk in different arterial territories
Vincent van Vugt en Emma Birnie receive the KNAW Early Career Award 2025
Klaus Linkenkaer-Hansen on the challenge of balance
In the Spotlight October 2025: AI&I Prizes, Grants and Appointments
New Study Uncovers Promising Drug Targets for Coronary Heart Disease by Integrating Multi-Omics Data
AI&I Collaboration Grant Facilitates In-depth Research on Rheumatic Muscle Dysfunction
Eco de Geus director Amsterdam Cohort Hub as of January 1, 2026
Recap: AR&D Annual Retreat 2025
ACS Work Visit Grant for Kimberley Hemelrijk, Margriet Bogerd, Marion van Vugt and Oluwatomisono Akinrimisi
Sustainable nutrition in the Amsterdam UMC: Finding the right protein balance
New Doctoral Network “TRANSCEND” on Transcending limitations of translational research
Merger leads to improved outcomes in pancreatic surgery
Survival after minimally invasive surgery for pancreatic cancer the same as after open surgery
FaMaLE study: new approach to understanding lupus pregnancy risks
Nadia Dominici appointed full professor in the Human Movement Sciences
CMC / NWO Afternoon Symposium
Announcement CoMeEcon seminar
Survey: How do you experience the accessibility of Amsterdam UMC’s research support services?
World Heart Day series: The ANNABEL study - honoring the memory of a young patient
Successful Kick-off: Sepsis & Complex Bacterial Infections Topic Group
World Heart Day series: AtheroNeth - Working Together Towards Personalized Treatment of Atherosclerosis
World Heart Day series: From centenarians to a clinical trial: Can longevity secrets ease heart failure symptoms?
Reducing Exposure to TB Alone May Not Be Enough to Prevent Disease

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