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Eleven academics, who fled threatening situations in their homeland, are set to continue their scientific careers in the Netherlands. Their appointments will be funded by the fourth round of a programme launched in 2018 called ‘Hestia – Impulse for Refugees in Science’. - 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
A TOP grant enabled excellent research groups to renew their lines of research and their collaborations. At the start of 2019, the TOP grant was replaced by the ZonMw Open Competition programme. This new funding instrument replaces the TOP grants and the Investment Grant NWO Medium. - Afbeelding
Within the COVID-19 Programme, a total of 40 projects have now been awarded funding. In addition, 12 more projects will receive funding after additional administrative steps. In this programme, research will start that focuses on the effects of the measures against the coronavirus pandemic. This concerns a substantial financial injection in the Dutch research field. With this funding, the Ministry… - 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
Marlies Schijven has been appointed as board member of ZonMw with effect from 1 April 2022. She has been appointed for a period of three years by the Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport (Ernst Kuipers) and by Marcel Levi on behalf of the Executive Board of the Dutch Research Council (NWO). - Afbeelding
Het Innovative Medical Devices Initiative (IMDI) richt zich op de ontwikkeling en toepassing van medische technologie om de zorg bemensbaar en betaalbaar te houden. - Afbeelding
View the purpose of the Climate and Health programme, the studies ZonMw funds, the composition of the programme committee and the grant calls. - Afbeelding
The KIC call "Early detection of (emerging) outbreaks of infectious diseases" explores how AI-driven early detection can contribute to early recognition of infection hotspots in the Netherlands to prevent disruptive epidemics. This call contributes to the central mission of the Knowledge and Innovation Agenda (KIA) Health and Care. - Afbeelding
4 consortia will receive over 4.3 million euros from Dutch Cancer Society and NWO for innovative ways to detect cancer faster and more effectively. The research is made possible by the KIC programme ‘KWF-NWO: early detection of cancer - innovations for detection and diagnosis’. The projects range from a new way to detect tumour traces in blood to threshold-lowering cervical cancer screening to… - Afbeelding
How can we make sure care remains affordable and accessible? This is a challenge that many countries in Europe face. The Transforming Health and Care Systems (THCS) programme funds international studies and innovation projects designed to contribute to a more sustainable, future-ready, people-centred health and care system. - Afbeelding
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.