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16 January 2017
Radboudumc is partner in this 3.3. million euro project, which is coordinated by ECRIN the European Clinical Research Infrastructure Network.
Photo: Prof. Saskia de Wildt, Dept. of Clinical Pharmacology.
The Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology has received Horizon 2020 funding for the creation of Paediatric Clinical Research Infrastructure Network (PedCRIN).
Radboudumc is partner in this 3.3. million euro project, which is coordinated by ECRIN the European Clinical Research Infrastructure Network.
Photo: Prof. Saskia de Wildt, Dept. of Clinical Pharmacology.
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