We focus on the biological mechanisms underlying common mental health and neurological brain diseases, applying the latest technology and thereby providing new perspectives on therapy. Finding the 'cause' of brain diseases, design its 'cure' and implement this to the level of 'patient care' are all in the center of our research ambition.

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Of our 400 researchers and technicians 25% are from abroad. In addition, we have nearly 150 research students, fellows and visiting researchers. Our research covers basic to applied neuroscience. Also, we foster good relationships with many domestic and international universities and institutions.

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Our campus is very keen on valorization-initiatives. The Neuroscience Campus Amsterdam is strong on knowledge innovation. In the context of our Support Facilities we apply strong innovative as well as high throughput screenings. In particular, we supply a number of services including genotyping and sequencing, cellomics, proteomics and gene expression.

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Philip Scheltens: 'It is my strong belief that many great ideas on therapeutic issues are perceived when doctors and scientists are brought together.'

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'Care' in the context of being curious, and being worried; 'care' as in wanting to cherish something beautiful; 'care' as in being 'passionate' about an object or a piece of art.

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Agenda

8 February | 12.00 | VU

CNCR Seminar Series (Jan van Weering)

14 February | 12.00 | VUmc

Lecture by Annegreet Verldhuis-Vlug

17 February | 15.45 | VU

Oratie prof.dr.ir. H.E. de Vries

23 February | 13.45 | VU

PhD Ceremony (H.J.M. Nielsen)

9 March | 11.00-17.30 | VUmc

VUmc Science Exchange Day

15 February | 15.00-17.00 | VUmc

VU mini symposium Open Data

14 - 15 June | VUmc

NUBIN Symposium

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