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Two projects have received funding from the bi-national InnoSysTox-Moving programme to build an effective international collaboration with a clear benefit for replacing animal tests in the field of toxicology and systems biology.
Eleven projects by excellent research groups have been awarded a TOP grant. This will allow them to revitalise their lines of research and enter into new collaborations. They will receive up to €675,000 for research lasting at least four and no more than five years.
In the ZonMw Open Competition round 2025, 31 research teams have been selected for a grant from a total budget of more than €26 million. This funding enables the research groups to develop innovative team science initiatives that contribute to the renewal of fundamental (bio)medical science and healthcare.
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’.
Hormone therapy can help many people with breast cancer. These drugs unfortunately do not work for every patient and even those who do respond often develop resistance over time. Patients with metastatic disease usually need to switch to other, often more intensive treatments.
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.
Global environmental change has major health effects, concludes the KNAW advisory report Planetary Health. Read how ZonMw could contribute to the advisory report in developing knowledge for practice.
Read the Report 'Staying healthy in the face of increasing heat' about the implementation of measures to combat heat in buildings and homes.
Fifteen recently graduated scholars can do their research at foreign research institutes thanks to a Rubicon grant from NWO and ZonMw. For many researchers, experience abroad is an important step in their career. The Rubicon programme gives young, highly promising researchers the opportunity to gain international research experience.
The Off Road program offers 24 talented researchers the opportunity to explore their bold, out-of-the-box ideas within the field of (bio)medical science and healthcare. What do these researchers have in common? They dare to think beyond traditional boundaries.
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.
The 'Ziektelastmeter' (assessment of burden) tool has a positive effect on perceived quality of care and gives patients knowledge, skills and confidence in being able to manage their disease and their health. This appears from research by Maastricht University. This research was partly funded by a grant from the IMDI programme.