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Young Radboudumc researchers receive grant to engage in bio-medical and health research that is off the beaten path

16 September 2021

The ZonMw Off Road program is once again giving young scientists the opportunity to conduct innovative research in medical and/or health care. This research is off the beaten track and aims to bring about new insights and unexpected breakthroughs for healthcare and healthcare innovation.

Young Investigator Award for Alex Garanto

16 September 2021

Alex Garanto has been honored with the 2021 Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. publishers Young Investigator Award

Consortium grant Dutch Kidney Foundation for ArtDECO consortium

8 September 2021

The Dutch Kidney Foundation awarded a consortium grant of 1.5M euros to the ArtDECO consortium, >400K euros of which will be allocated to the Radboudumc and more specifically to the AGORA data- and biobank.

Three groundbreaking Radboud projects launched through NWO open competition

2 September 2021

Three groundbreaking research projects at Radboudumc and Radboud University have been awarded grants of up to 50,000 euros through NWO's ENW - XS Open Competition.

KNAW Ter Meulen grants for Radboudumc researchers

10 August 2021

Four young researchers of the Radboudumc in the field of pediatrics and related fields can go abroad for a scientific research project/work visit in the coming year with a KNAW Ter Meulen grant.

ZonMw Gender in Research competition awarded to Genderful Research World Consortium

27 July 2021

Natalia Valdrighi and Esmeralda Blaney Davidson won the competition to create a plan for the dissemination of the knowledge and skills gained during the Gender in Research workshop amongst their peers, colleagues and institution, financed by ZonMw and CIHR-IGH in Canada.

Michiel Vermeulen and Klaas Mulder receive funding from ZonMw for a collaborative project using stem cell-based models

15 July 2021

Michiel Vermeulen and Klaas Mulder, theme Cancer development and immune defense, receive funding from ZonMw for a collaborative project to develop a stem cell based model to study early human embryogenesis.

Radboudumc receives prestigious Edmond J. Safra Fellowship

5 July 2021

Fellowship to train a new movement disorder clinician-researcher (a neurologist with additional education and expertise in Parkinson’s and related diseases)

Two science talents to foreign top institutes with Rubicon

21 June 2021

Rubicons for Michelle Brouwer and Guido van Mierlo

ZonMw Open Competition Grants for several Radboud researchers

15 June 2021

Four teams including researchers from Radboudumc and Radboud University receive a ZonMw Open Competion grant. Each proposal has a maximum budget of 750K euros.

ZonMw Open Competition Grant for Annemiek van Spriel and Piet Gros

15 June 2021

Annemiek van Spriel, theme cancer development and immune defense, together with Piet Gros, Dept. of Chemistry, Utrecht University obtained a ZonMw Open Competition Grant to investigate IL-6 receptor structure and signalling in tumor cells.

Two grants aiming at cornea regeneration for Jo Huiqing Zhou

10 June 2021

Jo Huiqing Zhou is awarded with the ZonMw Open grant and the Velux Stiftung grant, both aiming at cornea regeneration.

Vooijs award for Merel van der Stelt

21 May 2021

Merel van der Stelt has won the Vooijs Award with her final research project 'Making prosthetic devices' in the 3D lab at the Masanga Hospital in Sierra Leone. This award goes to the most clinically relevant final research project in the Technical Medicine educational programmes in the Netherlands.

RIHS Awards ceremony Six winners

4 March 2021

On 2 March, the RIHS Awards 2020 ceremony took place online. In front of an audience of more than 150 colleagues, RIHS awardees accepted their awards. New this year was the Patient Involvement Award for those who actively involved patients in their studies. Curious who they are? Read it now!

ZonMw grants to study optimal use of COVID-19 vaccines in patients with impaired immune systems

3 February 2021

How do people with reduced immunity, especially kidney patients, react to a COVID-19 vaccination? And how can patients with peripheral arterial disease be helped by DNA testing? Our researchers received grants from ZonMw to make these studies possible.

New research through grants for Radboudumc researchers

14 January 2021

Several researchers at the Radboudumc have received grants to start new studies, including on rare diseases, liver disease and cancer metastases. These are grants from the Dutch Research Council, European Joint Programme on Rare Diseases and the Gastric Liver Disease Foundation.

Dutch Digestive Foundation grant for Joost Drenth

13 January 2021

Joost Drenth, theme Renal disorders, received a Dutch Digestive Foundation grant in cooperation with his colleagues from Amsterdam UMC and Leiden UMC.

Koen van den Dries received ENW-XS grant from the NWO

7 January 2021

Koen van den Dries has received an ENW-XS grant from the NWO for his project titled: Small differences, large impact: how actin variants differentially control cancer cell migration.

Hermesdorf Prizes for COVID-19 research team and Charlotte Bekker

7 January 2021

The entire COVID-19 research team at Radboudumc, which includes Frank van de Veerdonk, Mihai Netea, Roger Brüggemann, Leo Joosten and Alexander Hoischen, will receive the 2020 Hermesdorf Prize. Charlotte Bekker will be awarded the Hermesdorf Talent Prize.

Last call for nominations RIHS Awards 2020

15 December 2020

RIHS researchers are invited to propose candidates for the RIHS PhD Award, the Societal Impact Award, the Science Award, the Supervisor of the year Award, and the novel RIHS Patient Involvement Award. Deadline for submission is 19 January 2021.

Vidi grants for Francesco Ciompi, Koen Haak and Laurien Buffart

4 November 2020

They each receive 800,000 euros for their own line of research.

Martinus van Marum prize for Tom Schirris

3 April 2020

This award of € 12,500 is intended as an incentive prize for researchers who have obtained their PhD degree in 2015 or later. The jury, consisting of members of the Society, came to this decision unanimously.

HFSP Grant for Johannes Textor

30 March 2020

Johannes Textor, theme Cancer development and immune defense, has been awarded a program grant of 1 million US dollars by The Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP) to investigate how T cells navigate extremely dense environments using experiments, modeling and methods from pedestrian dynamics.

NWO Open Competition ENW - KLEIN grant for Jenny van der Wijst

9 March 2020

KLEIN grants offer researchers the possibility to realize curiosity-driven, fundamental research and elaborate creative and risky ideas. For this project, Jenny is seeking an enthusiastic postdoc to join her team working on ion channels.

FET-OPEN grant for Toin van Kuppevelt and Willeke Daamen

6 March 2020

A grant of 592 kEuro has been awarded to Toin van Kuppevelt and Willeke Daamen, theme Reconstructive and regenerative medicine, for a Horizon 2020 FET-OPEN project entitled “Heparin and heparan sulphate: from sequence determination to therapeutic strategies for Parkinson’s disease”.

Plugging the gap ZonMw/Health Holland grant

3 March 2020

RIMLS en RIHS researchers Willeke Daamen, Frank Vandenbussche, Joris van Drongelen, Toin van Kuppevelt and Janneke Grutters have been granted 1.3 million euro for the development and evaluation of a new technology to prevent premature rupture of fetal membranes (iPPROM).

NWO open call GROOT grant for Michiel Vermeulen

24 February 2020

Michiel Vermeulen, theme Cancer development and immune defense, received a 300,000 EUR grant within the NWO-GROOT consortium. He will use mass spectrometry-based proteomics and interaction proteomics applications to study proteome and gene expression dynamics during early C. Elegans development.

NWO open call GROOT grant for Peter Friedl

24 February 2020

Peter Friedl, theme Cancer development and immune defense, received a 300,000 EUR grant within the NWO-GROOT consortium "Active matter of cancer metastasis" to identify the mechanisms of collective metastasis in breast cancer.

Dutch Brain Foundation grant for EENnacoma

20 February 2020

Lavrijsen and Van Erp: ‘This grant will facilitate practice-based research, professionalization and further academization of EENnacoma, and links between different health care and research institutions all for the benefit of people with prolonged disorders of consciousness and their families.'

KNAW Early Career Award for Geert Litjens

13 February 2020

Twelve young researchers received the Early Career Award from KNAW on 4 february. One of them is RIHS researcher Geert Litjens. The Award is aimed at researchers in the Netherlands at the start of their career who are capable of developing innovative and original research ideas.

6 million euros to uncover link between metabolic and brain disorders

21 January 2020

An important European-funded initiative, coordinated by Radboudumc researchers Barbara Franke, Jan Buitelaar, and Janita Bralten, has been launched to explore how common molecular mechanisms may link metabolic disorders with brain disorders.

First BeNeFit funding granted for psoriasis

17 January 2020

RIHS researchers Elke de Jong and Juul van den Reek of Dermatology Radboudumc and Dermatology Ghent received a grant of 1.6 million euros for investigating dose reduction of the newest biologics for psoriasis.

Theme Rare cancers paper award for Sven van den Bosch

18 December 2019

The Radiother Oncology paper by researcher Sven van den Bosch and colleagues, won the first place in the paper award session of the theme Rare cancers. The paper competed with 4 other recent publications produced by radboudumc research groups.

Awarded KWF grants for Radboudumc researchers

18 December 2019

KWF is investing 2.7 million euros in five different studies at Radboudumc. The awards are part of the new round of funding by DCS, in which over 34 million euros will be granted to Dutch cancer research. We congratulate our researchers with this funding and wish them success with their great work.

PPP allowance by Health~Holland for Fons van de Loo

16 December 2019

Fons van de Loo, theme Inflammatory diseases, has been granted a 3 year PPP Allowance made available by Health~Holland for the project ‘REFIT’. The goal of this project is to restore the barrier function, immunity and microbiome of the intestinal tract using extracellular vesicles from milk.

Mohrmann Stipend for Bakker and Peters

12 December 2019

Tuesday 10 December, Esmée Bakker and Yonne Peters were awarded a Christine Mohrmann stipend. The grant – 5000 euros each – gives them an opportunity to spend time at another university, preferably one abroad.

ERC Consolidator Grant for Bousema and Sechopoulos

12 December 2019

Teun Bousema and Ioannis Sechopoulos each receive an ERC Consolidator Grant of around two million euros. This European research subsidy will enable them to carry out research for the next five years.

Call for nominations RIHS Awards 2019

4 December 2019

RIHS researchers are invited to propose candidates for the RIHS PhD Award, the Societal Impact Award, the Science Award and the Supervisor of the year Award. Deadline for nominations is 13 January 2020.

Dutch National Postdoc award for Siroon Bekkering

29 November 2019

Siroon Bekkering, theme Vascular damage, will use the prize money (€10,000) for her follow-up research into the memory of the innate immune system of patients with cardiovascular diseases.

1.5 million for research into young people with mild intellectual disabilities

13 November 2019

Researchers from the Radboud University and Radboudumc will partner with social organisations to map how often young people with mild intellectual disabilities have psychological problems and how they can be treated. The project was recently awarded a subsidy of 1.5 million euro by ZonMw.

KNAW Van Leersum beurs for Mohammad Alsady

7 November 2019

Mohammad Alsady, theme Disorders of movement, received the “KNAW Van Leersum beurs”.

Awardees RIHS Junior Researcher round 2020

23 October 2019

Recently, RIHS held an internal call for Radboudumc junior researcher (PhD) positions. This year 6 positions have been awarded.

DELA, Radboudumc and Games for Health start a new project to fight loneliness among elderly using games

12 August 2019

More than half of people aged 75 and over feel their selves lonely every now and then. A special collaboration between DELA, Radboudumc, and Games for Health will investigate whether joined gaming between elderly and young people can alleviate this social problem.

Floris Schreuder received Dekker grant

6 August 2019

Floris Schreuder received one of the ten Dekker grants from the Dutch Heart Foundation (Hartstichting).

Online mindfulness therapy for patients with cancer and pyschological problems

12 July 2019

Anne Speckens, professor of Psychiatry, and Judith Prins, professor of Medical Psychology, received a KWF grant to do research on online mindfulness therapy for patients diagnosed with cancer and have psychological problems.

Awarded KWF grants for Radboudumc researchers

2 July 2019

The Dutch Cancer Society (KWF) has awarded 25.5 million euros to 50 new research projects in 16 different institutes. 8 grants are awarded to Radboudumc researchers. We congratulate our researchers with this funding and wish them success with their great work.

Grant about abuse of prescription opioids approved

1 July 2019

Kees Kramers, Arnt Schellekens, Femke Atsma, Robert van Dongen and Henk Schers have been granted 1.8 million euro by NWO as part of the call of the Nationale Wetenschaps Agenda, in collaboration with investigators of Leiden and Utrecht university medical center.

Ivan Zhovannik receives best presenter award at MISP

25 June 2019

Ivan Zhovannik was awarded the best presenter award at the MISP 2019 (Medical Imaging Symposium for PhD candidates) held in Groningen.

VIDI grant for Ritse Mann

27 May 2019

Ritse Mann, theme Women's cancers, receives up to 800,000 euros to develop an innovative research theme and to build up his own research group. NWO is awarding the Vidi grant as part of the Innovational Research Incentives Scheme.

Three VIDI grants for RIMLS researchers

24 May 2019

Matthijs Jore, Daniele Tauriello and Johannes Textor are each to receive up to 800,000 euros to develop an innovative research theme and to build up their own research group. NWO is awarding the Vidi grant as part of the Innovational Research Incentives Scheme.

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