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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.
  • 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.
  • Generative AI use among APH Researchers: Key survey findings
    Generative AI use among APH Researchers: Key survey findings Generative AI (GenAI) can accelerate scientific breakthroughs but also poses potential risks to scientific quality if used irresponsibly. To better understand how researchers at Amsterdam Public Health (APH) are engaging with GenAI, the APH Scientific Quality Committee conducted an anonymous survey from November 2024 to January 2025. The survey explored current use, tools, training, support needs, and awareness of existing guidelines.

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