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In December 2022, five Radboudumc reseachers and one Radboud University researcher received a KWF grant, for the calls 2022-3 & 2022-4 of the Programme Research & Implementation. Call 2022-3 was for funding applications within the research phases Creation of modality, Preclinical research, Clinical research and Implementation research. Call 2022-4 is for funding applications within the research phases Basic research and Credentialing.
Below, the list of the awardees:
1. Hanneke Poort, Radboudumc
Call 2022-3 | Development / Young Investigator Grants
To develop and test telehealth Acceptance Commitment Therapy for psychological distress in patients with advanced cancer and long-term treatment.
Amount: € 577.149,71
2. Erik Heijden, Radboudumc
Call 2022-3 | Development
Implementation of navigational bronchoscopy in the Netherlands.
Amount: € 526.626,90
3. Annemiek van Spriel, Radboudumc
Call 2022-4 | Exploration
Improving immunotherapy for non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Amount: € 781.664,00
4. Richarda de Voer, Radboudumc
Call 2022-4 | Exploration
Genetic cause of cancer in adolescents or young adults (GERMAYA)
Amount: € 807.900,50
5. Anna Marneth, Radboudumc
Call 2022-4 | Exploration / Young Investigator Grants
How sugared proteins on acute myeloid leukemia (AML) cells influence the cancer process influence the cancer process and can be used in treatment.
Amount: € 543.863,00
6. Maria Luna Velez, Radboud University
Call 2022-4 | Exploration / Young Investigator Grants
Large-scale protein research to decipher cellular communication in mini-organs of prostate (cancer) tissue to decipher.
Amount: € 665.584,10
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