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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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Aneuploidy - Cell division slipped out of gear
What is a aneuploidy and why is it important for cancer research? Watch the explanimation to find out!
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UMCG receives more than 2 million euros for research into psychiatric and f…
Psychiatric and functional disorders are among the most common disorders wo…
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Development of CombiFLOW pipeline
CombiFlow: Flow cytometry-based identification and characterization of genetically and functionally distinct AML subclones
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Malou Luchtenberg: winner of the 2019 UMCG Innovation Prize for Research
In this special blog series we highlight the winners of the UMCG Innovation prize.
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6 UMCG researchers receive NWO-Veni of €280,000
NWO has awarded Veni Grants to Lisanne van Dijk (Radiotherapy), Esther Mett…
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Mindlines: a new cohort of real-world data that allows researchers to look beyond diagnoses
In these three cohorts real-world data of patients with psychiatric diagnoses are collected and monitored.
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UMCG signs Gender Equality Plan
The board of directors sees a great opportunity to show the vision of the UMCG in the field of gender equality, diversity and…
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Discovery of novel bile acid-modifying genes in the human gut microbiome
Trillions of microorganisms reside in the human gut and play essential role…
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Robert Pol: Winner of the 2021 UMCG Innovation Prize for research
In this special blog series we highlight the winners of the UMCG Innovation prize.
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KWF project: DNA repair during mitosis
KWF funded 620k euro, which will be used for investigation how DNA repair is re-wired during mitosis.
