Amsterdam Movement Sciences Research Institute has since its launch in 2017 had numerous calls aimed at its researchers. During the initial period, the aim of the grants was to stimulate and initiate multidisciplinary research collaboration between researchers at our partners from Amsterdam UMC, ACTA and VU Amsterdam.
Grants given to young academics have a multi layered effect; they can bring innovative research results in the exact direction the institute is aiming for; they often bring new, multidisciplinary research collaboration, and can give young aspiring academics the push they want in their career.
AMS Laureates 2021
| Name researcher | Type grant | Project title | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sports program | Program investment | Program strengthening activities | €80.000 |
| Musculoskeletal Health | Program investment | Program strengthening activities | €80.000 |
| Tissue Function & Regeneration | Program investment | Program strengthening activities | €80.000 |
| Ageing & Vitality | Program investment | Program strengthening activities | €80.000 |
| Rehabilitation & Development | Program investment | Program strengthening activities | €80.000 |
| Stephan van der Zwaard | Musculoskeletal Health program grant: Revanche | The adaptive body: assisting humans to train and improve their exercise tolerance | €44.800 |
| Aart Nederveen | Investment grant | Tesla MR system | €32.000 |
| Braeden Charlton | RMA-student grant | Viral infections and muscle metabolism: low NAD+ as possible new avenue for therapeutic intervention in patients with PASC | €3.000 |
| Matthijs van der Laan | RMA-student grant | The ins and outs of cardiopulmonary exercise testing | €3.000 |
| Britt van Hees | RMA-student grant | Mind the Gap: Measuring Electromechanical Delays of the Pelvic Floor | €3.000 |
| Anne Strating | RMA-student grant | Why your workout is not working: Skeletal muscle mitochondrial cristae impairments in people with type 1 diabetes mellitus | €3.000 |