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  • New podcast Stress Navigation with APH researcher Mark Hoogendoorn
    New podcast Stress Navigation with APH researcher Mark Hoogendoorn In a world where our smartphones and wearables are gathering overwhelming amounts of data, how can we make use of them to better understand our health? This question is explored by APH researcher Mark Hoogendoorn, professor of artificial intelligence at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. In this podcast, we explore the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) in the health setting and stress research.
  • Nutrition’s Impact on Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
    Nutrition’s Impact on Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension We are pleased to announce the upcoming PhD defense of Chermaine Kwant, whose dissertation sheds new light on the critical but often neglected role of nutrition in pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH). Her research not only advances scientific understanding but also draws on her unique perspective as both a researcher and a former patient.
  • New supercomputer Helios for all of Amsterdam UMC
    New supercomputer Helios for all of Amsterdam UMC Are you a researcher interested in personal development? Would you like to strengthen your CV? Or are you looking to maintain a healthy work-life balance? Do you have questions about your academic career path or opportunities beyond academia? Join our research institute-wide mentoring program!

Mysterious new receptor as potential target for therapy development in neurological disease MLC
Eight new Principal Investigator appointments at AII
Seeing more by looking beyond, the inaugural speech of Professor Conny van der Laken
Vote for the Amsterdam UMC Societal Impact Award 2022
Apply now! Public Health & Care Research Leadership Program 2023
Inspiring 13th Rembrandt Symposium
Microbiome composition linked to depression
Employers must keep an eye out for the safety of pregnant employees
Microbiome composition linked to depression
Altered gene signatures are detectable in synovial biopsies of individuals at risk of rheumatoid arthritis, which are associated with development of disease months to years later
Multidisciplinary teams for each medical condition
There ain't no such thing as a free lunch
Get better with bytes
The Amsterdam UMC Doctoral School and ASAP are there for you!
Psychotherapy also effective in people with autism spectrum disorder
Timely and accurate diagnosis of Alzheimer's postpones admission to a convalescent home
The Netherlands on its way to zero new HIV infections
IXA valorisation workshops
Register for the AGEM retreat 2023 now!
Psychiatric symptoms often first sign of frontotemporal dementia
Ethical dilemmas surrounding testing of experimental Ebola vaccine in Uganda
Blog 12: Bigger than our Ego?
ERC Starting Grant for Stéphanie van der Pas
ERC Starting Grant for Elsje van Bergen
Successful 5th AII PhD retreat
Jorien Treur receives ERC grant for research on psychiatric disorders and cardiovascular disease
World's largest exome sequencing Alzheimer's study finds two new genes that raise risk of disease
World's largest exome sequencing Alzheimer's study finds two new genes that raise risk of disease
When the total is more than the sum of its parts: a collaboration between AII and the group of Prof. Wilfingseder
From January 31, 2023, all new clinical trials application with medicinal products will be submitted through CTIS

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