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NWO XS grant for Daniëlle Swinkels (Radboudumc) on in vitro models for retinal disorders
This project aims to assess if these retinal mini-organoids can be used to study these lipid-related retinal disorders, by using personalized retinal models.
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Marie-Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship for Francisco Conceição (UT)
He will be developing novel time-resolved sensors for bone-on-chip microfluidic applications, in a partnership with Su Ryon Shin from MIT/Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston, United States.
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COMBATing Dengue with Brain-on-Chip Technology
Together with nine international partners, OrganoVIR Labs (Amsterdam UMC) will participate in a new Horizon RIA project.
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SNF research collaboration grant for the University of Twente and Freiburg University (Switzerland)
Researchers Séverine Le Gac, Julieta Paez (both UTwente) and Albert Ruggi (Université de Fribourg) have received a SNF grant (from the Swiss National Fund) entitled “Multi-parametric sensing synthetic hydrogels. Application to organ-on-chip modeling”.
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Several awards for TU Delft delegation at the 50th edition of the International Conference on Micro- and Nano Engineering
Awards for three researchers from TU Delft (group Angelo Accardo) during the 50th MNE conference in Montpellier from 16-19 September 2024:
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LUMC Best Thesis Prize 2024 Non Clinical – Margo Tuerlings
For her thesis entitled: ‘The Bone and Cartilage Interplay in Osteoarthritis: Key to Effective Treatment Strategy’
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Giulia Moreni (Amsterdam UMC) wins Hugo van Poelgeest Award 2024
‘A promising researcher, with an eye for the individual patient and the individual animal.’ With these words, Giulia Moreni was crowned scientist of the future on November 15, 2024.
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Using microfluidic technology to study age-induced Parkinson’s phenotypes
Vienna University of Technology, University of Bonn, Johannes Kepler University Linz, Hellenic Pasteur Institute, and Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) joined forces to develop a new model of Parkinson's disease
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Thesis Lena Sophie Koch: ‘The Gut-Brain Axis to unravel Inter-Tissue Interactions’
On October 31st 2024 Lena Sophie Koch successfully defended her thesis at University of Twente. The project was supervised by Prof. Broersen and Prof Passier.
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