NL
DE
7 November 2019
Mohammad Alsady, theme Disorders of movement, received the “KNAW Van Leersum beurs” to develop an iPSC-derived skeletal muscle-on-chip model to investigate GMPPB dystroglycanopathy in the group of dr. Tedesco at the University College London. After return in the group of prof. Dirk Lefeber, he will use the same approach to study other dystroglycanopathy mutations.
Related news items
Dutch Research Agenda (NWA) WECOM grant from NWO for Martine Hoogman en Jeanette Mostert
5 July 2022 Martine Hoogman and Jeanette Mostert have obtained an NWA science communication grant (50k) for their ADHDplaza project. read more
Five million euro’s for joint research on rare movement disorders
29 March 2022 A Dutch consortium will receive almost 5 million euro’s from NWO to jointly start an ambitious project, called CureQ, on various rare and genetic brain disorders that lead to abnormal movements. Bart van de Warrenburg was one of the main applicants of this ‘Nationale Wetenschaps Agenda (NWA)’ grant. read more
Veni grant for Nienke de Vries-Farrouh
17 July 2018 Nienke de Vries-Farrouh, theme Disorders of movement received a Veni grant for her project: "Bringing Parkinson care back home". read more
Rick Helmich receives 693,000 dollar from Michael J Fox Foundation for Parkinson research
12 June 2018 Rick Helmich, researcher at the Donders Center for Medical Neurosciences, receives a grant of $ 693,000 from the Michael J Fox Foundation. With this he can investigate the brain mechanisms that are responsible for the progression of Parkinson's disease. read more
