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How our fungal research leads to parliamentary questions

Christine Mohrmann Stipend for ten female PhD candidates Award for Radboudumc PhD candidates Laura Akkerman and Natalie Nielsen

Western diet causes inflammation, traditional African food protects Study from Tanzania shows major impact of diet on the immune system

Mihai Netea receives the Reinier de Graaf Medal for his work in the field of trained immunity

Six grants for Radboudumc in ZonMw Open Competition Research on hearing loss, developmental disorders, immunology, respiratory muscles, transgender and mycobacterial infections

Five questions about five years of COVID-19 Chantal Rovers and Aura Timen on the lessons for the future

InScience Film Festival with experts of Radboud university medical center Jubilee edition March 11-16 in LUX Nijmegen

Radboudumc receives grant to improve HIV treatment in newborns Consortium develops appropriate dosage of broadly neutralizing antibodies

Five questions about tuberculosis answered by professor of clinical tuberculosis Martin Boeree

Avian Chlamydia abortus causing human respiratory infections in the Netherlands

Adjusting the immune system is still a blind spot Five years of covid. Lessons (not) learned for the next pandemic

After lockdown, immune system reacts more strongly to viruses and bacteria Comparison of immune system in people with HIV and a control group

Grant for sepsis research

This is our top 10 most popular scientific news stories of 2024

Antibiotic resistance still requires global attention Radboudumc offers integrated approach to infection prevention and treatment

Better protection against malaria through vaccination with genetically attenuated parasites

Nijmegen researchers find new genetic cause bubble boy disease SCID Genetic new born screening SCID can be further refined

Radboudumc guides Indonesian PhD candidates in fight against tuberculosis More than 25 years of scientific research and knowledge sharing

Sauerwein medal for Arjan van Laarhoven Award for tuberculosis research at Radboudumc

Launch of DRIVE-AMS 18 November

Computer determines the right dosage of antibiotics for ICU patients PhD thesis defense of Eveline Wallenburg on August 29 at 2:30 p.m.

Genetic factors play important role in severity of disease COVID-19 Researchers Radboudumc create overview of risky DNA errors

Rebecca Halbach awarded doctorate degree cum laude

Grants for research on magnesium deficiency and malaria Vidis for Felix Hol and Jeroen de Baaij

New test for Lyme disease is not reliable

Parasitology prize for researcher Matthijs Jore Boehringer Ingelheim Parasitology Award for malaria vaccine research

Field research on malaria vaccine offers unexpected surprise

New malaria drug is ready for testing in humans Drug kills malaria parasite and blocks transmission of parasite to mosquito

Rubicon grants awarded to three RIMLS researchers

Poster prize for Valerie Betting

Neolithic made us taller and more intelligent, but more prone to heart disease How modern European populations have evolved over the past 50,000 years

With concerted effort, tuberculosis could be eradicated in 30 years time March 24th was World Tuberculosis Day

HIV drug approved for young children Research on optimal dosing published in The Lancet HIV

Immunogenetic studies in diverse populations are essential Clear immunological differences between populations in Europe and Africa

NIH grant for follow-up research on tuberculous meningitis

What does the shingles vaccine teach us about other vaccines? Investigating the role of trained immunity

Laurens Verscheijden awarded doctorate degree 'cum laude'

Scientists unite to shrink the carbon footprint in research "Flying thousands of miles for a 30 minute interview is very hard to justify during a climate crisis"

Novel high-resolution targeted sequencing of the cervicovaginal microbiome published in the Journal of BMC Biology

What can we learn from rural Tanzanian food?

Maarten Jansen wins Kennis Connectors Global Health award

Veni for 8 researchers Radboudumc and Radboud University

Veni grants for RIMLS researchers

David Burger top scientist on anti-HIV medication

New anti-inflammatory drugs increase risk of fungal infection

How a mosquito fights a virus

Frank van de Veerdonk appointed professor of Immunotherapy for Infectious Diseases

The European Hector Research Award in HIV 2021 awarded to Angela Colbers and David Burger

How healthy is James Bond? - A flu to a kill No time to die: the pathogens surrounding secret agent 007

RIMLS awards call for nominations