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The scientists from the Science (ENW), Applied and Engineering Sciences (AES), Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) and Health Research and Development (ZonMw) domains will receive Vici grants worth up to 1.5 million euros. This will enable the laureates to develop an innovative line of research and set up their own research group for 5 years
We are currently in the process of an innovation and efficiency drive within our Off Road programme. We aim for the most efficient and effective approach that matches the programme's commitment to high-risk high-reward research.
Researchers who have conducted postdoctoral-level research and successfully developed their own innovative ideas are welcome to apply for a Vidi grant. They may develop their own innovative line of research and appoint one or more researchers for this purpose. The grant amounts to a maximum of EUR 850,000.
Health research that holds good predictive value for human situations is important to ensure that outcomes can be applied to humans. Human measurement models are human-based research models, such as human cells and tissues on a chip, or on computer models based on data collected in humans. By using these models, health research is expected to be better predictable and faster applicable for…
Fundamental research formed the basis for the personalised treatment of cancer patients. Thanks to whole gene sequencing, doctors can now treat their patients based on their genetic makeup. That is not only good news for the patient but also medical science, says Edwin Cuppen, director of the Hartwig Medical Foundation. ‘Knowledge about cancer is increasing, and much of that is entering the clinic…
From 12 September onwards, physicians who hold a PhD can once again submit a proposal for the ZonMw programme Clinical Fellows. A Clinical Fellowship is an individual grant for medical specialists who want to build a bridge between research and clinical practice in their own discipline. The deadline for project ideas is 5 December 2023. As ZonMw organised no funding round in 2022, we have adjusted…-
Researchers from Science (ENW), Applied and Engineering Sciences (AES) and Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) domains and Health, Research and Development (ZonMw) receive Vidi grants of in total 86,7 million euros. This enables the laureates to develop an innovative line of research over the next 5 years and further expand their research group.
Fifteen researchers who have recently received their PhDs can do their research at foreign research institutes thanks to a Rubicon grant from NWO. The Rubicon programme gives young, highly promising researchers the opportunity to gain international research experience.
The second Rubicon funding round 2025 allows NWO to enable a total of 24 talented researchers to gain research experience abroad, 6 of them are working in the medical scientific (ZonMw) field.
In the event of an ischemic stroke, every second counts. This project focuses on improving care and recovery in patients suffering from an ischemic stroke through innovative technology and more efficient decision-making in the ambulance. Faster treatment and better patient outcomes. Christian talked to project leader Prof. Bob Roozenbeek.
For the first time within the Vidi, NWO is employing a preproposal phase for the 2023 Vidi round. Applicants can submit an abbreviated proposal until 2 November. Together with Veni and Vici, Vidi is part of NWO's Talent Programme and enables experienced researchers to set up their own research group and research line.
12 prominent scientists from the science domains Applied and Engineering Sciences (AES) and Health and Research Development (ZonMw) are to receive Vici grants worth up to 1.5 million euros. 6 of them will contribute to more insight in diseases and theit treatments. Vici is one of the largest scientific grants for individuals in the Netherlands and targets advanced researchers.