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  • APH ALL work visit blog: Malene van Schaik
    APH ALL work visit blog: Malene van Schaik Malene van Schaik went on a work visit to Bergen, Norway, from September 20 to 23, 2026.
  • Wetenschap ten Voeten uit: science on a soapbox at the Voetenplein
    Wetenschap ten Voeten uit: science on a soapbox at the Voetenplein If you walk across the Voetenplein on Tuesday 20 October around 12.15 PM, you might just spot a scientist standing on a box. For this edition of "Wetenschap ten Voeten uit", Dr Jeroen den Dunnen will talk about his research: What is Long Covid, how does it develop, and which treatment works? Through these sessions, Amsterdam UMC scientists bring science closer to society – in an accessible way, for everyone passing the square.
  • Before the heart thickens: unraveling the early origins of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
    Before the heart thickens: unraveling the early origins of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is the most common genetic heart disease, but why symptoms vary so widely between patients with the same DNA defect has long remained unclear. In her thesis, Floor van den Dolder shows that changes in heart function and energy metabolism occur before the heart muscle thickens. Her findings call for earlier detection in people with a genetic predisposition.

Frank Cobelens and colleagues receive prestigious prize for combating Tuberculosis in Vietnam
Charles Agyemang's Dies speech entitled ‘Diversity & Equity: Trust, Trust, Trust
APH Spring Meeting 2023 ‘Connect for Health’
Malnutrition in elderly: increasing but underexposed
CaRe newsletter spring 2023
ChatGPT is a game-changer for science
Hidden bacteria presents a substantial risk of antimicrobial resistant infection in hospital patients
Amsterdam UMC Cancer Center Amsterdam and the Netherlands Cancer Institute intensify their collaboration
ZonMw Parel for NIPT consortium
Carry Renders new APH program leader Health Behaviors & Chronic Diseases
Arthur Wilde new scientific advisor Heart Foundation
Hidden bacteria presents a substantial risk of antimicrobial resistant infection in hospital patients
Improved survival by screening for anal cancer precursors in people with HIV
"Measure, Measure, Measure” - Amsterdam Institute of Sport Science opens its doors
VU takes next step towards 100% Open Access publishing
Register new PhD candidates via the recently launched Amsterdam UMC Doctoral School central registration system
Ageing & Vitality: Call for proposals
Malaria vaccine development breakthroughs from 2022
Blog 14: New Year and New Beginning – Letting go of old stories
New Amsterdam UMC lab to use AI to predict Heart Attacks
Average Pregnancy length longer in the Netherlands and United Kingdom than in the US
Average Pregnancy length longer in the Netherlands and United Kingdom than in the US
Apply now for the ACS talent grants 2023!
6th AMS Annual Research Meeting
Tipsheet medical device trials and the Medical Device Regulation (MDR).
Fertility recoverable for transgender women after stopping hormone therapy
Fertility recoverable for transgender women after stopping hormones
Uitgedokterd: illustrative podcast about 40 years of hiv in the Netherlands
3 Amsterdam institute for Infection and Immunity research projects receive € 2 million from KWF
Finding opportunities for digitalizing healthcare