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On Wednesday, 22 June 2022, ZonMw organised a meeting about making data FAIR in the projects about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and infectious disease control (IDC). These themes are closely related, and new funding rounds will soon open for both. The aim of this meeting was to inform project leaders, researchers and data stewards and to hear about their experiences with making their data…
6 miljoen euroAntimicrobial resistance affects human and animal health because it causes untreatable infections. Read which research ZonMw is funding.
173 miljoen euroTogether with our contractors, policymakers, researchers, patients, healthcare professionals, data professionals and international partners, ZonMw is working on possibilities to use research and knowledge both now and in the future to contribute to solutions in the fight against the coronavirus and COVID-19, and their effects on society.
Bekijk hoe ZonMw samen met andere betrokken partijen over de infectieziekte malaria met onderzoek kennisontwikkeling en toepassing in de praktijk stimuleert.- This project develops an accurate screening and surveillance of yeasts to be prepared for the emergence of Candida auris.
- The project aims to provide broad insight into current risk factors for primary invasive Group A Streptococcus and the effect of the recently-expanded antibiotic prophylaxis guideline to prevent secondary iGAS infections.
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Data are the most valuable raw material in the 21st century. The improved (re)use of data is the key to faster innovations and better policy. That certainly applies in the area of health and care. So how can we ensure that data can also actually be reused?
On behalf of the Netherlands, we are part of the international partnership Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR), currently a collaboration between 28 member countries. Many projects funded under the framework of the JPIAMR already resulted in outstanding publications that range over One Health areas (Human, Animal, Environment). Here we highlight three projects.
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.
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.
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.