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- Learn how the research project Life Goes On results in a multi-domain insight into quality of life in ABI patients in long-term care facilities
ZonMw has given the starting shot for 15 unique research projects into the effects of micro-and nanoplastics on our health. This is the first scientific programme in the world about the subject. A total of 1.6 million euros is being invested in the studies.
Interview met prof. dr. Anske van der Bom, projectleider Post-COVID Netwerk Nederland, over hoe het netwerk een betere organisatie van post-COVID zorg wil bereiken.
Read about the collaboration in the MOMENTUM consortium on microplastics and human health, their scientific symposium and stakeholders meeting.
Dutch researchers are involved in half of the approved consortiums of the international EU Joint Programme Neurodegenerative Diseases Research (JPND). Read more.
This article shows that the impact of nano- and microplastics on human health is still largely unknown. Follow-up research is therefore needed because for decades, people have come into contact with the small plastic particles in their living environment via the air, water and food. These small particles vary in size from nanometres to micrometres.-
This article shows that the impact of nano- and microplastics on human health is still largely unknown. Follow-up research is therefore needed because for decades, people have come into contact with the small plastic particles in their living environment via the air, water and food. These small particles vary in size from nanometres to micrometres.
For the ZonMw Open Competition funding 2023, a total of 29 research teams received funding from a total budget of € 23 million. With this funding, all of the research groups can initiate innovative team science initiatives that contribute to long-term innovation within fundamental (bio)medical science and healthcare.
Two Dutch research groups and industry will jointly develop animal-free innovations via the ZonMw call Create2Solve. Over the next five years, the projects will focus on a 3D model of human brain cells and a better test method for potentially toxic substances. The projects will contribute to limiting the use of laboratory animals in both industry and science.
Seventeen 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.
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.