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The latest discoveries, ranging from biology of ageing to innovative cancer treatment News
The latest discoveries, ranging from biology of ageing to innovative cancer treatment
Our researchers are constantly advancing science by conducting basic, translational, and clinical research. Learn more about our most recent findings in all our fields of expertise.
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Flying...? UMCG researchers cycle to conference in Prague
UMCG researchers cycle 800 kilometres to a conference in Prague to draw attention to other ways of travelling than by airplane.
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Judith Rosmalen appointed KNAW member
She is elected on the basis of high-quality scientific achievements.
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Kolff Paper of the Year award
Patient-derived parathyroid organoids as a tracer and drug-screening application model
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What happens in the brain in depression and are they preventable?
Two news articles published on the work of Dr. Marie-José van Tol, a leading expert in mood and cognition.
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4.5 million euros for research into causes of chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS)
The UMCG will use Lifelines to study the causes of the severe and chronic systemic disease ME/CFS
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Cross-pollination at the coffee machine
How fruitful collaborations can start at the coffee machine.
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Plan your surgery and operate your plan
Dr. Witjes shares his vision on "Plan your surgery and operate your plan" in his inaugural lecture taking place today 21 April.
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The Wonderland of Our Genomes
Prof. dr. Yang-Fu shares her vision on "The Wonderland of Our Genomes" in her inaugural lecture taking place tomorrow, 21 April.
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Unsettled and insecure: UMCG study reveals post-COVID consequences
People with post-COVID will experience life-changing limitations.
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‘Hibernation medication’ prevents organ failure in mice after sepsis
UMCG researchers have succeeded in protecting mice with sepsis against orga…
