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Twenty-three promising, young Utrecht researchers will receive a Veni grant of up to 280,000 euros from the Dutch Research Council (DRC).

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Professor Lodewijk van Rhijn made the switch from MaastrichtUMC+ to UMC Utrecht last year, and has been appointed professor of Orthopedics since 15 July 2023.

Biophysicist Lukas Kapitein has been elected as a new EMBO Member. The membership is a lifetime honour and acknowledges Kapitein’s outstanding scientific contributions.

On Tuesday, July 4, 2023, during the Teaching and Learning Inspiration Days, the very first UU Team Award was awarded to the CHARM-EU team.

Roos de Jonge was awarded the prestigious Comenius grant for her innovative course Wicked Problems in Health Care: A Trans- and Interdisciplinary Approach.

In his lecture during the Week of Science, Stefan Gaillard stressed the importance of trial and error in medical scientific practice. But why?

Professor Cumhur Öner is retiring after nearly thirty years at UMCU. He left his mark on orthopaedics and was at the forefront of regenerative medicine in Utrecht.

Last September, the new interdisciplinary master's programme Medical Humanities was launched. A retrospect and preview of this successful new master's programme.

Thirteen experienced, Utrecht-based researchers receive a Vidi grant worth 800,000 euros, enabling them to develop their own innovative line of research.

UMC Utrecht became a partner of the Institute for Human Organ and Disease Model Technologies (hDMT), which focuses on developing cell culture models that mimic human tissue.

The new program brings data infrastructure and all artificial intelligence (AI) together: 3AI.

The Netherlands Initiative for Education Research (NRO) has awarded Gönül Dilaver en Leoniek Wijngaards a Comenius Leadership Fellow grant.

This year, Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� secured no less than seven Comenius scholarships.

Utrecht researchers are collaborating with women to investigate the potential impact of tiny plastic particles on women's health.

Bioprinting is extremely complicated. This article highlights innovations by UMC Utrecht that will help to make bioprinting more clinically relevant.

Kulsum, PhD candidate in the Medical Microbiology department at UMC Utrecht, best explained her research to the lay audience.

At the Central Museum, Medical and Pharmacy students had a unique experience that made them aware of the complexity of effective communication.

Since 11 May, Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� has added another eight AI labs. They all officially opened at the Utrecht AI Labs event, bringing the number of AI Labs in Utrecht to a total of 14.

Samples to Slides is an ethnographic film, intended to increase understanding of the knowledge, craft, and skill of the unknown world of pathology.

EU funds Karin Gerritsen's KIDNEW consortium that aims to enhance filtration techniques for chronic kidney patients by combining nanotechnology and kidney cells.

During the annual conference of the EWUU alliance on 19 April, the alliance partners will show how collaborating across the borders of the scientific disciplines can contribute to a healthy planet.

Healthcare is under pressure: costs are rising and the quality of care is under threat. Roel Vermeulen, Professor of Environmental Epidemiology and Exposome Science, warns.

An international research team has received a ten million euro grant from Horizon Europe and UK Research and Innovation. The HYPERMARKER team will develop and test tools supported by artificial intelligence that allow clinicians to select the best treatment for each individual patient with high blood pressure.

On Wednesday 7 June, the inaugural lecture of Prof. Dr. Niels Bovenschen will take place. His inaugural lecture will focus on the synergy between education, research and society.