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The KIC call "Early detection of (emerging) outbreaks of infectious diseases" explores how AI-driven early detection can contribute to early recognition of infection hotspots in the Netherlands to prevent disruptive epidemics. This call contributes to the central mission of the Knowledge and Innovation Agenda (KIA) Health and Care. - Afbeelding
This programme runs from 2019 to 2023. This programme document is based in part on the Research Agenda for Infectious Disease Control compiled by Pallas in 2018. - Afbeelding
ZonMw’s Dementia Research Programme finances research to generate new insight into causes, risk reduction, diagnostics and therapies for both treating and preventing dementia. Read more. - Afbeelding
Het Innovative Medical Devices Initiative (IMDI) richt zich op de ontwikkeling en toepassing van medische technologie om de zorg bemensbaar en betaalbaar te houden. - Afbeelding
The importance of the online society has increased enormously, partly due to the coronavirus pandemic. The focus in the NWA synergy theme Vulnerability and Resilience in an Online Society is on dealing with the long-term effects of the digitalization of society. - Current serology for tick-borne diseases (TOAs) is not yet sufficient to prevent TOAs and to understand exposure in humans and animals. Improving serology will improve early detection and treatment of TOA and may reduce the burden of disease.
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Read more about the Dutch contribution to the EU Joint Programme Neurodegenerative Disease Research (JPND). with the aim of tackling the challenges of neurodegenerative diseases. - Afbeelding
The Rubicon programme allows researchers who have recently gained their PhD to acquire experience at a foreign knowledge institute. That is an important launchpad to an academic career. - Afbeelding
The starting point for Safety-II is that patient safety is increased by focusing on the adaptability and resilience of professionals in the context in which they work. - Afbeelding
Together with our contractors, policymakers, researchers, patients, healthcare professionals, data professionals and international partners, ZonMw is working on possibilities to use research and knowledge both now and in the future to contribute to solutions in the fight against the coronavirus and COVID-19, and their effects on society.
