Events
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Postdoc Appreciation Week (PAW)
This year, the second edition of the national Postdoc Appreciation Week will take place from September 21 to 25, 2026. During the Postdoc Appreciation Week the APH research institute organizes different (free of charge) activities for their midcareer researchers.
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APH PAW Career panel & lunch talk
During the Postdoc Appreciation Week the APH research institute organizes different (free of charge) activities for their midcareer researchers. Join us on Tuesday, September 22, to discover career perspectives and opportunities from in and outside academia together with peers.
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26th WPA World Congress of Psychiatry
Congress & symposium In collabration with the Swedish Psychiatry Association, the World Psychiatric Association (WPA), is delighted to intive you the the 26th WPA World Congress of Psychiatry, in Stockholm, Sweden
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Knowledge Session: Brain Injury in Sports
Lecture & speech Repeated head injuries in athletes, could in long-term result in brain damage or dementia. During this knowledge session, three experts will share their insights from research in brain injury in sports. Together with representatives of the KNVB (Royal Dutch Football Association), Sportraad and VWS (Dutch Ministry of Public Health and Wellbeing) their will be time to discuss how science and policy contribute to safer sport practice.
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PhD Defense Oliver Polzer
PhD Graduation PhD defense Oliver Polzer, Micromanaging the brain: Systematic assessment of a microRNA-based approach for Alzheimer´s disease
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ACS Lunch Symposium: Atherosclerosis & Aortic Disease
Congress & symposium Join the next ACS lunch symposium: Atherosclerosis & Aortic Disease!
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Valedictory lecture Peter Beek
PhD Graduation After 25 years at the institute, Professor Peter Beek is saying farewell
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PhD Graduation Guido Geusebroek
PhD Graduation Mechanical and morphological insights into muscle stretching and joint contractures
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SMFM 2026 Global Congress
Congress & symposium
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PhD Graduation Norman D'Hondt
PhD Graduation Exploring The Link Between Shoulder Pain And Movement Adaptations Of The Shoulder Girdle