Updates
- Academy promotes open access to research data09-03-2011
The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) adheres to the principle that the results of publicly financed research should be freely accessible. It recently decided how it will achieve open access and digital sustainability in its own organisation. - François Héran and Willem Frijhoff Awarded Descartes-Huygens Prize 08-03-2011
François Héran and Willem Frijhoff will receive the Descartes-Huygens Prize on Monday 11 April 2011 for their outstanding research and contribution to Franco-Dutch relations. The prize, EUR 23,000, is intended to cover the cost of a visiting researcher?s residence in the Netherlands and France. - Royal Decoration for Frans Willekens08-03-2011
Prof. F.J.C. Willekens received a Royal Decoration on 4 March 2011 from Mayor Rehwinkel of the municipality of Groningen. The ceremony took place in the Martinikerk during a farewell symposium in honour of his retirement. - Outstanding Chinese Students to conduct Phd research in the Netherlands22-02-2011
Twenty-six talented Chinese students travelled to the Netherlands in late February to pay a personal visit to Dutch research institutions that have openings for PhD candidates. - e-Humanities programme gets started03-02-2011
- With its e-Humanities programme, the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) aims to increase understanding of the possibilities opened up by information technology for the humanities and social sciences and to bring together researchers in that field.
- "Understanding Life": top scientists respond to urgent call for action to realize breakthrough in cancer research14-01-2011
- A unique gathering of 80 top scientists from all over the world addressed the urgent need to deal with the ever increasing gap between the rapidly growing number of cancer patients, and the development of effective treatment.
- Welcome to the Academy's revamped website13-01-2011
- Our new website adds an extra dimension to the Academy's status as the 'forum, conscience and voice of the arts and sciences in the Netherlands' and its three core roles: learned society, organisation of research institutes, and advisory body.
- Ernst Jung Medical Award 2011 for Hans Clevers 07-01-2011
Prof. Hans Clevers, Academy member and director of the Hubrecht Institute, has been awarded the Ernst Jung Medical Award 2011.- Alexander van Oudenaarden appointed co-director at the Hubrecht Institute23-12-2010
The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) has announced the appointment of Prof. Alexander van Oudenaarden as co-director at the Hubrecht Institute per January 2012. - Stem cells in the intestine have special "bodyguards"29-11-2010
- In an article in Nature , Hubrecht Institute researchers describe how stem cells in the intestine are preserved. This helps our understanding of intestinal diseases.
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