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  • AR&D welcomes 3 new Principal Investigators!
    AR&D welcomes 3 new Principal Investigators! We are excited to share that Amsterdam UMC is welcoming 3 new principal investigators appointed to our AR&D research institute! These exceptional researchers will bring fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to our growing research community.
  • Run for Their Lives: Meet the AI&I Runners – Jan van den Bossche
    Run for Their Lives: Meet the AI&I Runners – Jan van den Bossche On March 15, AI&I researchers will lace up their running shoes for the Amstelveen Spring Marathon, raising funds for research into Post-Acute Infection Syndromes (PAIS). Every donation supports innovative projects to improve diagnosis, treatment, and quality of life for PAIS patients.
  • Vacancy: Program leader – APH Methodology program
    Vacancy: Program leader – APH Methodology program The Amsterdam Public Health (APH) research institute is seeking an inspiring program leader to co-lead its Methodology program. The program brings together researchers dedicated to developing, implementing, and evaluating research methods that drive high-quality public health, healthcare, and biomedical research. Currently the program is being led by Wouter Peyrot and Miranda Langendam. The position of Wouter becomes vacant.

Bianca Brundel receives funding for consortium to study triggers for atrial fibrillation
SYNGO 2.0 receives new support for two years from the Broad Institute
Conny van der Laken has been appointed professor of rheumatology
Detecting rheumatism early to reduce disease burden
1.5 million euros for a study to stop using cholesterol-lowering drugs
Getting Published Webinars: Positive feedback
New drug to treat rare swelling disorder
Call for visual content: Spotted in the lab
NWO Domain Science Prizes 2022: nominate your candidates now!
Program Week of APH Spring Sessions 2022
What is it like to be a scientist?
Join the 5th Cancer Center Amsterdam conference!
Pioneers in printing with living tissue
APRIL RCT: aspirin for the prevention of recurrent preterm birth
NWO KIC grant for Young Onset Dementia research
Opening the blood-brain barrier with ultrasound
Opening the blood-brain barrier with ultrasound
Marianne van Elteren new program leader of Global Health
Inducing childbirth needs more consideration
Potentially avoidable mortality in hospitals remained at the same level
What happens in a child's first thousand daysaffects the rest of their life, according to Tessa Roseboom in De Volkskrant.
Join the freezer challenge!
Administration of antithrombotic drugs during catheter treatment of stroke is unsafe
A new director for AII
Treatment of epilepsy-like signals during coma seems not effective
Blog 5: Emotional Intelligence in Academia – Shame or Strength?
Dr. Klaas van Gisbergen receives Vici grant
The widening scope of reproductive genetic technologies: responsible innovation and assisting individuals' decision-making (Grant report by Ivy van Dijke)
Grant pits major theories of consciousness against each other
New way of collecting data helps responsible antibiotic use