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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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Vidi grant for UMCG researcher Monique van der Wijst
This will allow her to develop a new line of research in the next five years.
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NWO grant awarded to Expertise Centre Movement Disorders Groningen
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Is artificial intelligence changing hospital care?
Expectations of artificial intelligence in healthcare are high and the resu…
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Inaugural lecture Job Doornberg: Only together
Prof. dr. Doornberg shares his vision on "only together" in his inaugural lecture taking place 23 June.
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Global Health Hub Groningen Symposium 21 September 2023
‘A Global approach to anticipate and tackle future “One-Health” challenges’.
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Sustainable biobanking: 20 ways to encourage the use of existing collection…
How do you direct more researchers to your cohort or bio-/databank? And how…
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Dr. Ruby Otter-Drost is awarded an NRO Comenius Senior Fellowship (100,000€)
The award enables the researchers to develop an interdisciplinary academic teaching program for applied exercise physiology.
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DOQ interviews Rob Coppes on stem cell transplantation
Prof. Rob Coppes talks about the long development of stem cell transplantation for salivary gland repair after irradiation.
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Urban Walk 2023 for MS research
The MS Foundation is raising money for groundbreaking research, and more awareness, to realize a healthier and happier life f…
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ZonMW project grant for Inge Zijdewind group
The award enables the researchers to understand how physical and cognitive exertion can worsen the symptoms of ME/CFS.
