Topics: Cardiovascular research, data sharing, big data The first international platform for sharing cardiovascular data has been launched by euCanSHare, an EU-Canada funded project being […]
Read more »● Funded by the European Commission, HealthyCloud will contribute a strategic Agenda towards the European Health Research and Innovation Cloud● The project will work in […]
Read more »The EuCanImage consortium is pleased to announce that its €10-million grant proposal has been selected for funding by the European Commission, with a perfect evaluation […]
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Read more »Brussels, 11 December 2018 Today, the European Society of Cardiology’s (ESC) office in Brussels hosted the kick-off meeting for the EU-funded project, euCanSHare. The project […]
Read more »The CORBEL partners are launching a 2nd Open Call for research projects to meet the prevailing need for combined service provision from multiple research infrastructures […]
Read more »In Nederland zijn er heel veel verschillende projecten die financieel worden ondersteund door de diverse Europese fondsen. De Europese Commissie en de Nederlandse overheid vinden […]
Read more »Dit jaar organiseren diverse Europese subsidieprogramma’s in Nederland voor de vijfde keer gezamenlijk de Europa om de hoek Kijkdagen. Tijdens deze dagen willen we zo veel […]
Read more »The EIBIR Summer School on Neurology Imaging is a multidisciplinary summer school, uniting 50 young researchers coming from a variety of backgrounds. The high scientific […]
Read more »August 26-30, 2013, Dubrovnik / HR GOAL: The EIBIR Summer School on Neurology Imaging is a multidisciplinary summer school, uniting 50 young researchers coming from […]
Read more »Objective of the Program: The objective of the Program is to develop and evaluate novel methods to fully exploit imaging and genetics data from population studies […]
Read more »Medical Delta heeft een aanvraag ingediend bij het Europees Fonds voor Regionale Ontwikkeling van de Europese Commissie (EFRO) om haar positie op het gebied van Population Imaging […]
Read more »On 19 October, Boudewijn Lelieveldt (EEMCS) delivered his inaugural address as a professor of Biomedical Imaging at TU Delft and LUMC. In his address, Lelieveldt […]
Read more »The Medical Delta initiative is based on the synergy of the universities of Leiden, Rotterdam, and Delft. Located within a radius of 14 km where scientists […]
Read more »We are excited to announce that our Letter of Intent for a new Research Conferences Series in collaboration with the European Science Foundation has been […]
Read more »The Generation R Study is a prospective cohort study from fetal life until young adulthood in a multi-ethnic urban population in the Netherlands. The study […]
Read more »In November 2010, the first international workshop on Population Imaging in Europe was held in Rotterdam. The meeting was a big success, with over 60 […]
Read more »On June 23, 2010, the Dutch Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) will present its strategy for 2011-2014, with the message: making a joint investment will […]
Read more »GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), one of the leading innovative pharmaceutical and healthcare companies in the world, regrets the decision of the Dutch government for only granting bridging […]
Read more »ICTRegie, the national management body for ict-research and innovation, is likely to lose its mandate after 2010, and will therefore stop its work. A steering […]
Read more »Children who quickly put on weight between the ages of two and seven have a 25 to 35 times greater chance of developing obesity later […]
Read more »The five Priority Medicines research programs of ZonMw organize a joint congress on December 9, 2010. These subsidy programs arose after publication of the WHO […]
Read more »On Juni 1, 2010, Robbert Dijkgraaf, president of the KNAW, spoke in the eight-o-clock news of the NOS, about the importance of science and innovation […]
Read more »Despite great improvement in the field of child cancer, still a quarter of the children with cancer does not recover and a considerable part suffers […]
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