Megan Houweling awarded presentation prize for her brain cancer research
How dynamin organizes neuropeptide release sites
Quality of life after colon cancer survivorship care by the general practitioner
PET scan detects early stage inflammatory arthritis earlier
Platelets and tumor-associated RNA transfer
Care4Fatigue: Understanding the discrepancy between the high prevalence of cancer-related fatigue and the limited use of supportive care
Three ACS researchers in DCVA leadership program 2021
Floor van Leeuwen receives Achievement award from Netherlands Epidemiological Society
Wiesje van der Flier nominated for Huibregtsen prize 2021 for her research on Alzheimer.
UCB and CNCR join forces targeting genetic epilepsy syndromes
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Alsya Affandi, Anusca Rader and Laura Boekel received the award for best presentation parallel sessions on our 4th Annual Symposium of the Amsterdam institute for Infection and Immunity.
Nature publication: Structure and dynamics of a mycobacterial type VII secretion system
4th Annual Symposium of the Amsterdam institute for Infection and Immunity was a great succes
Research into the use of second vaccination after first Janssen vaccination
ZonMW Open Competition grant for the research groups of Klaas van Gisbergen and Wilbert Bitter
Rubicon grant for researcher of AII Willianne Hoepel
The 2021 Postdoc grant of our Amsterdam Institute for Infection and Immunity has been awarded to Kornel Golebski and Kwinten Sliepen
Severe COVID-19 patient recovers faster due to leukemia drug imatinib
Largest multicenter MRI study on Parkinson’s disease reveals patterns of abnormal brain structure across its disease stages
A new Innovative Training Network on evidence-based co-creation for public health
A large vaccination gap persists in the Netherlands, migrants lag behind
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Vulnerable at a distance - Stories from corona times
Enhanced imaging to improve outcomes - Making the invisible visible
Symposium - Colorectal cancer: from bench to bedside and back
Lewy bodies resemble onions – a STED perspective on the hallmark of Parkinson’s disease
Dutch Brain Foundation awards Femke Lamers & Yuri Milaneschi
Rubicon grant for Amsterdam Neuroscience researcher Laura Han
ACS magazine 2021 out now!