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In 2018, 68% of the publications resulting from NWO funding were Open access. The percentage for ZonMw was 60%. These are the findings of an analysis published today by the Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS). NWO and ZonMw are aiming for 100% Open access. Achieving this target will require an extra effort and further steps.
More research is needed into the health risks of microplastics, argue Dutch toxicologists in the renowned scientific journal Science. It is still far from clear whether these new environmental contaminants form a serious risk for human health, and so it is important to determine that quickly.
What is needed to further accelerate the international adoption of animal-free testing methods? This question was the focus of the successful and inspiring stakeholder meeting held on 13 May by the three consortia AFARA, SAFE and Valuing Testing.
In recent years, attention for the role of nutrition in relation to (preventive) human health has increased. This is because healthy food and a healthy lifestyle are said to ensure a longer healthy life and can thus extend the healthy life span.
For 25 years, NWO’s Talent Program has been helping researchers across the full spectrum of science advance their academic careers. ZonMw is the implementing agency for the Talent Program in the domain of Health Research and Medical Sciences.
Over the next few months 18 new projects will get underway in the second round of the Infectious Disease Control 3 programme.- Three projects have each been awarded 75,000 euros to implement knowledge from previous projects from the Fostering Responsible Research Practices programme.
As part of the National Programme Open Science (NPOS), the 'Professionalising data stewardship in the Netherlands' report was recently published. This report provides arguments for urgent decisions and activities to ensure adequate data steward capacity in the Netherlands, in order to realise the ambitions for Open Science.
Read about the start of the European partnership One Health AMR. This programme aims to reduce the global antimicrobial resistance.
Within the research programme call ‘Safe and healthy food and food systems’ three research projects have been awarded funding. Consortia of researchers, companies and public organisations will carry out research into sustainable and innovative food systems that produce healthy and safe food for the current and future population. The projects have been awarded a total of more than 2.5 million euros…
Two Dutch research groups and industry will jointly develop animal-free innovations via the ZonMw call Create2Solve. Over the next five years, the projects will focus on a 3D model of human brain cells and a better test method for potentially toxic substances. The projects will contribute to limiting the use of laboratory animals in both industry and science.
Use these 5 tips to achieve social impact with the results of scientific research, and to reduce the implementation gap.