Amsterdam Neuroscience
AN events
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Dies Natalis 2024
Ceremony Complex systems are not easily grasped by just looking at their components. What you see depends on your point of view, and it is important to include multiple perspectives. Big issues like sustainability often seem daunting. But what if we consider complexity to be an opportunity instead? ‘Embracing complexity’ is the theme of the 144th Dies Natalis of VU Amsterdam.
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PhD Defense Dea Gogishvili
PhD Graduation PhD Defense Dea Gogishvili, Protein hide-and-seek: AI-driven exploration of dementia biomarkers
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BCF Belgium
Other The place to be for your career: BCF Belgium - 28 November 2024 - Ghent Celebrate your career steps! Every step you take is a step forward, a moment worth celebrating!
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PhD Defense Menno Stellingwerff
PhD Graduation PhD Defense Menno Stellingwerff, Contribution of Conventional and Quantitative MRI in Leukodystrophies.
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PhD Defense Noralie Schonewille
PhD Graduation PhD Defense Noralie Schonewille, Expecting the unexpected: Unintended pregnancies and desire for children amongst persons with psychiatric vulnerability
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PhD Defense Ajda Yılmaz
PhD Graduation PhD Defense Ajda Yılmaz, Role of the Suprachiasmatic Nucleus in the Development of Hypertension
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Module 2: Valorisation and Impact – Turning Research into Real-World Change
Course & workshop Impact through research: focusing on your own practice
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PhD Defense Yanaika Hok-A-Hin
PhD Graduation PhD Defense Yanaika Hok-A-Hin, Novel fluid biomarkers to biologically define Alzheimer's disease and Frontotemporal dementia.
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Data & AI: drivers of innovation in Amsterdam UMC
Congress & symposium On Monday 9 December 2024, the 2nd annual symposium of the 'Datagedreven Werken’ program will take place, entitled: 'Data and AI: drivers of innovation in Amsterdam UMC', from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM in the Amstelzaal at location VUmc.
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Speech errors across languages
Lecture & speech The notion of speech errors is fundamental for language testing. Yet, what do we mean by it? And which error types are shared and different across languages?