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Together 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. - Afbeelding
This thematic programme of the Dutch Research Agenda (NWA) focuses on the acceptance and implementation of existing animal-free models to assess whether substances are safe for humans. - Afbeelding
The Gravitation programme brings researchers from a single discipline or from several disciplines together in consortia and facilitates innovation, excellence and the international positioning of Dutch research. These consortia belong to the world’s best in their research field or have the potential to join it. - Afbeelding
This programme runs from 2019 to 2023. This programme document is based in part on the Research Agenda for Infectious Disease Control compiled by Pallas in 2018. - Afbeelding
The programme Enabling Technologies Hotels (ETH) launched in 2013 to provide researchers with access to a broader range of high-end life sciences technologies and accompanying expertise. Researchers (guests) could reach out to service oriented facility (hotel). - Afbeelding
Read more about the resultats of the Primary Focus programme. This programme was designed to help strengthen the organisation of primary health care through innovation and entrepreneurship. - Afbeelding
With the knowledge programme Female-specific Healthcare, we want to improve women’s health with knowledge and attention. Read more. - Afbeelding
The importance of the online society has increased enormously, partly due to the coronavirus pandemic. The focus in the NWA synergy theme Vulnerability and Resilience in an Online Society is on dealing with the long-term effects of the digitalization of society. - Afbeelding
This programme investigated the functioning of science. Researchers examine the system and culture of science. This is important to guarantee robust, high quality and honest research. The acquired knowledge reveals what is going well and which improvements are needed to safeguard responsible research practices. - Afbeelding
6.3 miljoen euroRead how the European Partnership OHAMR joins forces for research and innovation and tackles the global challenges of AMR by deploying an integrated One Health approach. - Afbeelding
3.44 miljoen euroThis thematic programme of the NWA focuses on the further development and validation of New Approach Methodologies (NAMs), that aim to determine the danger and/or risk of exposure to chemical substances. The ultimate goal is to bring these NAMs as close as possible to regulatory acceptance. - Afbeelding
The Planetary Health programme is aimed at developing an approach that considers the impact of policy on human and planetary health.