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Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport Hugo de Jonge informed the House of Representatives on Wednesday 1 April that the cabinet is allocating a total of €42 million for research on the most urgent corona-related research questions. It is estimated that these additional funds will enable some 80 to 100 research issues to be investigated. It is important that these resources are made available in a… - Afbeelding
ZonMw is one of the signatories of the Global Health Pact. On 28 September 2023, ZonMw director Véronique Timmerhuis added her signature to this pact, together with more than 20 other parties who are active in the field of global health. - Afbeelding
Fewer CO2 emissions, less airborne viral transmission, and a more sustainable form of food production: seven consortia of researchers, companies, societal organisations and government bodies will put a budget of 32 million euros towards developing technological innovations for these and other societal challenges. - Afbeelding
Knowledge institutions and research councils in the Netherlands are taking a new step in the Recognition & Rewards programme with the publication of a roadmap including concrete plans for the years ahead. Amongst the plans are a series of new career and development paths for scientists. As a funder of scientific (bio)medical research, we wholeheartedly support this move. - The public version of our 2022 annual report is available from today. The report provides a glimpse of our activities and projects over the past year.
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On November 15, 2024, we will host the Dutch Dementia Researchers Conference. Read more about this conference. - Afbeelding
As part of the National Programme Open Science (NPOS), the 'Professionalising data stewardship in the Netherlands' report was recently published. This report provides arguments for urgent decisions and activities to ensure adequate data steward capacity in the Netherlands, in order to realise the ambitions for Open Science. - 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
The Ministry of I&W is contributing financially to the recently started research programme Microplastics & Health. This programme was initiated by ZonMw, The Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development in collaboration with the Topsector Water, Topsector Life Sciences & Health and the Gieskes-Strijbis Foundation. In this programme the best research projects investigating possible… - Afbeelding
Within the COVID-19 Programme, ZonMw and NWO have opened a funding round that is specifically intended for the Caribbean part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. - Afbeelding
NWO and ZonMw have signed the Amsterdam Declaration on Funding Research Software Sustainability. By doing so, the research funders confirm their commitment to include research software in their open science policies and to strengthen cooperation with other organisations in this area. - Afbeelding
Starting in 2027, NWO will be making a change to the Rubicon program. From that year onward, there will be two application rounds per year instead of three. The new deadlines are in April and October. With this change, NWO aims to streamline the process while continuing to meet the needs of researchers.