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Vidi enables researchers, who have been conducting research at postdoc level for a number of years, to develop their own innovative line of research and to appoint one or more researchers. The funding amounts to a maximum of €850,000. Researchers who received their PhD no more than eight years ago, with or without permanent employment, can apply. - Afbeelding
Veni offers recent PhD graduates the possibility to further develop their ideas over a period of 3 years. The maximum size of the grant is €320,000. Proposals can be submitted by Dutch and foreign researchers with or without a tenured position, who gained their PhD no more than 3 years ago. - Afbeelding
With the programme More Knowledge with Fewer Animals (Dutch acronym: MKMD), we encourage the development of new animal-free models and the acceptance and implementation of existing animal-free research methods. Where that is not (yet) possible, we focus on the more effective use of results from animal experiments. - Afbeelding
Two unique projects have been honoured in the Create2Solve Phase 2 grant round: one for the development of an in vitro model for arthritis and one for the development and standardisation of complex culture methods with animal-free reagents. The 2 consortia, which include companies, will now each receive €1 million to work on these. - Afbeelding
NWO is increasing the maximum amounts researchers receive within Veni and Vidi. The change applies to the application rounds currently running (round Veni and Vidi 2023), for which the preliminary applications have already been made and the final applications must be submitted in the new year. The increase was made possible by a wage price compensation from the Ministry of Education, Culture and… - Afbeelding
Het (bio)medische onderzoek zit in een overgangsfase (transitie) naar proefdiervrij onderzoek. ZonMw inventariseerde wat er nodig is om deze transitie te versnellen. Zo is meer onderzoek nodig om proefdiervrije innovaties te onderbouwen. In de opleiding van onderzoekers zou proefdiervrij onderzoek centraal moeten staan. ZonMw-voorzitter Arfan Ikram overhandigde vandaag de ZonMw Kennisagenda… - Afbeelding
Rob van der Sande (Hogeschool van Arnhem en Nijmegen) nam in 2019 het initiatief voor een ZonMw-project om trainingen integriteit te ontwikkelen voor hogescholen. Samen met Susan Berentsen, hbo-docente, maakt hij na 3 jaar de balans op. Is onderzoeksintegriteit meer dan datamanagement, privacy en statistische significantie? Waarom is gekozen voor trainingen aan jonge onderzoekers? En, nemen… - Afbeelding
A study published in Nature shows that cellular states linked to metastasis already arise as soon as invasive colon cancers are formed but are surprisingly not enough to cause spread by themselves. The findings may help to improve metastatic risk assessment and prevent unnecessary surgeries. - Afbeelding
Parties in the field of dementia have joined forces in the Dementia Research Programme. Read more about the 5 multidisciplinary research consortiums. - Afbeelding
Bio artists Emma van der Leest and Aneta Schaap-Oziemlak (duo), Jon Ho and Michael Sedbon were named the winners of the Bio Art & Design Award 2019 (BAD Award) on Thursday June 13. During the finale, eleven international teams of artists and scientists pitched their bio art project ideas. An independent expertjury, led by jury chairman William Myers, has chosen these three projects as winners, who… - Afbeelding
Integrity, quality and social impact are vital for the existence of science. Therefore, for several years, ZonMw and NWO have encouraged research into fostering responsible research practices and replication studies. - Afbeelding
The first phase of the 2023 round of Create2Solve can start with the 6 proposals selected by ZonMw to develop animal-free innovations for industry and research. The consortia will develop proof-of-concept projects for 3 of the 5 pre-formulated challenges. The project groups will have 8 months to implement their project.