The UMCG website shows YouTube videos. YouTube places cookies if you watch them. Choose ‘Rather not’ if you do not want these cookies. We also place cookies of our own. These help us improve the usability of our website.
More on our cookie policy.
News
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.
519 results
-
More fit and more proficient at school – a new learning method
Children are less physically active and less proficient at school. Ass. Pro…
-
Implementing a digital pathology network for tissue and cell-based deep lea…
Bert van der Vegt, the diagnostic lead of the pathology department, leads o…
-
Impact Basics 1: The impact cycle
The impact that your research has on society, academics or economics can be…
-
TIMESPAN - An innovative approach to management of ADHD using Real-World Da…
TIMESPAN's main objective is to advance the management of patients with Att…
-
New database identifies the children with ADHD who respond well to behaviou…
Children with ADHD, who have severe symptoms of ADHD or behavioural problem…
-
Wanted: New colleagues team Data Science | CIT, University of Groningen
The Center for Information Technology (CIT) of the University of Groningen …
-
Mandatory digital data exchange in healthcare is getting closer in the Neth…
The Dutch Council of Ministers approved the legislative proposal on electro…
-
Podcast about kidney transplantation, nutrition and health
Gerjan Navis is an internist-nephrologist at the UMCG. She is professor of …
-
Teaching from Bench to Bedside – A bachelor course at the crossroads of res…
What kind of knowledge base does a bachelor student in medicine need to bec…
-
Almost 1 million Euro for research on an ultra-rare disease
The Horizon 2020 European Joint Program on Rare Diseases awarded EUR 932.00…
