Amsterdam Neuroscience

Congress & symposium Join this CNCR seminar with Biswajit Moharana (MCN) from the Center for Neurogenomics and Cognitive Research at VU Amsterdam.

Lecture & speech On Thursday, July 10, a special guest from England is welcomed at Amsterdam UMC: illustrator, animator, and science communicator Lizah van der Aart. Lizah is invited by Abdel Abdellaoui, researcher at the department of Psychiatry of Amsterdam UMC, to talk about the sense - and nonsense - of science communication on social media, and how to approach visual storytelling.

Lecture & speech In July and August two neuro-anatomy courses will be held at King's College London for postgraduate students. The courses will be held over the weekends and will last two days. Prior to the in day part of the courses, attendees will have access to online preparatory modules.

Lecture & speech In July and August two neuro-anatomy courses will be held at King's College London for postgraduate students. The courses will be held over the weekends and will last two days. Prior to the in day part of the courses, attendees will have access to online preparatory modules.

Congress & symposium An online series of lectures on the latest developments in dementia research.

Congress & symposium Join this CNCR seminar with Claudia Persoon (FGA) from the Center for Neurogenomics and Cognitive Research at VU Amsterdam.

Congress & symposium Join this CNCR seminar with Danai Riga (MCN) from the Center for Neurogenomics and Cognitive Research at VU Amsterdam.

Congress & symposium Contribute to societal impact and a healthy society? Want to learn more about valorization? Get inspired at this first edition of the Valorisation Festival! A day dedicated to ‘valorisation’: translating academic knowledge and expertise into tangible societal value.

Congress & symposium Join us at the very first Valorisation Festival, a day full of inspiration, ideas and exchange, open to all Amsterdam UMC employees.

Lecture & speech Every four weeks, ACH organizes a webinar to present our cohort-studies and discuss themes relevant for cohort studies, their staff and researchers.