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Read about how ZonMw stimulates research and innovation that consider the impact of sex and gender on health and healthcare. - Afbeelding
During the first edition of the Gender in Research summer school Tessa Magnée learnt that taking sex and gender into account in research goes beyond focusing on the biological differences between the sexes; social and cultural gender differences are also important. Together with classmate Aranka Ballering, they reflect on lessons learned. - Afbeelding
During the Gender in Research fellowship, the participants learned how to integrate sex and gender in research. On this page you will find lessons learned from the Gender in Research workshop. - Afbeelding
This summer, the sixth edition of the Gender in Health summer school will take place. Every year, the summer school brings together a diverse group of young international researchers to learn about the integration of sex and gender into scientific research. Former participants Emma de Brabander and Margot Morssinkhof share their experiences. - Afbeelding
‘Taking sex and gender into account in research requires a new way of thinking and working for health researchers. As historically, research has been focused on white men,’ says Carine Stroet, senior program manager at ZonMw. ‘We are therefore proud that ZonMw and Erasmus MC have collaborated within the Erasmus Summer Programme for five years now to make the joint Gender in Health and Research… - Afbeelding
The Veni is a personal scientific grant aimed at researchers who have recently obtained their PhD. The grant instrument allows recipients to conduct research of their own choosing. The projects that receive funding therefore cover a wide range of topics. - Afbeelding
Improving the quality of surgery with video analysis. The crosstalk between sodium homeostasis and the gut microbiome. Can nature's microbes keep allergies away? These are 3 of the 200 projects who have received a Veni grant. The grant is an incentive for researchers to further develop their own research ideas over the next three years. - Afbeelding
Sixteen research teams will set up innovative collaborations that contribute to innovation in science and healthcare for the longer term. Each team has received a maximum of 750,000 euros from the programme ZonMw Open Competition. The research groups will investigate, for example, the genetic factors of heart muscle diseases, better treatment of damage to the retina and the development of… - Afbeelding
In the ZonMw Open Competition 2024 round, a total of 29 research teams have been selected to receive funding from a total budget of €24 million. This funding enables the research groups to develop innovative team science initiatives that contribute to the long-term advancement of fundamental (bio)medical science and healthcare.