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There is a gap between the needs of people with dementia and the provision of care and support. Read more about Social trials that tackles this challenge. - Afbeelding
The programme is designed to enhance the professionalism of nurses, carers and nursing specialists, thereby increasing the attractiveness of the profession and the quality of care. - Afbeelding
ZonMw Open Competition funds research proposals for non-programmed, fundamental research. This funding instrument has no thematic limitations and focuses on research proposals in all scientific disciplines with a question or problem that concerns, or overlaps with, fundamental research into healthcare and innovation. - Afbeelding
Read which studies on ZonMw funds microplastics and nanoplastics. More knowledge is needed about the increasing health risks of microplastics. - Afbeelding
Cancer is one of the biggest health challenges of our time. It is the leading cause of death in the Netherlands and affects as many as one in two people. Cancer is not a single disease; there are more than 100 different types of cancer. To truly understand cancer, ZonMw is collaborating with the Oncode Institute - Afbeelding
The Rubicon programme allows researchers who have recently gained their PhD to acquire experience at a foreign knowledge institute. That is an important launchpad to an academic career. - Afbeelding
A TOP grant enabled excellent research groups to renew their lines of research and their collaborations. At the start of 2019, the TOP grant was replaced by the ZonMw Open Competition programme. This new funding instrument replaces the TOP grants and the Investment Grant NWO Medium. - Afbeelding
The programme focuses on developing an innovative idea into a proof of concept. This means that while the developed idea has a long-term character, the project, on the other hand, is focused on testing the hypothesis behind the concept/idea and developing it into a proof of concept. - Afbeelding
Read more about our actions in the programme Memorable to promote the quality of life of people with dementia and to slow down the sharp increase of the future number of people with dementia.
