About Amsterdam UMC
Events
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European Public Health Week (EUPHW) 2026
EUPHW is an annual initiative led by EUPHA to shine a spotlight on public health. Each year, hundreds of organizations and thousands of individuals across Europe come together to host activities, share knowledge, and raise awareness of important public health challenges and solutions, promote collaboration and drive action on the most pressing health challenges.
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Translational Immunology (TRIM) Meeting - Prof.dr. Joep Killestein
Lecture & speech Title talk: Development of clinical intervention protocols and biomarkers for MS
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PhD Defense Ka Hoo Lam
PhD Graduation PhD defense Ka Hoo Lam, Digital biomarkers in multiple sclerosis
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PhD Graduation Agner Parra Sanchez
PhD Graduation Advancing Treat-to-Target in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus | Bridging the gaps in patient experience, evidence, and digital innovation
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AGEM Tager lecture: Benedetta Artegiani & Delilah Hendriks
Lecture & speech Annual seminar series on metabolism, featuring Amsterdam UMC researchers as well as renowned scholars beyond Amsterdam UMC.
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Lecture Paul Kubes: 'Understanding the role of myeloid cells in the healing response'
Lecture & speech As a preface to the Vascular Immunology Symposium on May 7, Professor Paul Kubes will give a lecture entitled “Understanding the role of myeloid cells in the healing response”. You are welcome to join!
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PhD Graduation Thomas Baltes
PhD Graduation Syndesmosis involvement in acute ligamentous ankle injuries; Implications for diagnosis and prognosis
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PhD Graduation Stijn Willems
PhD Graduation Personalised recovery prediction following lumbar microdiscectomy and post-operative physiotherapy for patients with painful lumbar radiculopathy
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1st Symposium on Vascular Immunology: From Mechanisms to Medicine
Congress & symposium This program covers topics such as immune cell dynamics, vascular biology, mechanobiology, hemodynamics, and translational and clinical research.
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ACS Symposium Cardiomyopathy & Arrhythmia
Congress & symposium Join the next ACS lunch symposium: Cardiomyopathy & Arrhythmia!