Amsterdam Neuroscience

Other Join the Science Night 2026, an engaging evening where science, conversation, and celebration come together around this year’s theme: “The science of time.”

Lecture & speech Title talk: Patient-derived tumor fragment platform

Congress & symposium Emil Uffelmann will present on behalf of the Complex Trait Genetics team.

Congress & symposium Save the date for the upcoming Emma CPM symposium: 'Translating Rare Disease Research into Clincal Impact: insights from 5 yeas of Emma CPM'

Congress & symposium Women’s health is an important theme within Amsterdam UMC. By connecting with one another, we can learn from each other, better find one another internally, and initiate new collaborations. In this way, we strengthen our research and our impact on this important topic. We invite everyone with an interest in women’s health to take part in this inspiring afternoon. Additionally, we offer researchers the opportunity to present their work. Accreditation is being requested.

Course & workshop This grant-writing course is designed to equip you with the essential skills to craft well-structured, clear, concise, and persuasive grant proposals. Across the day, we will guide you through the different sections of a grant application, providing practical tips and actionable strategies to improve your proposals.

Course & workshop Every two years, the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience (NIN) organises a Summer School that brings together leading researchers and early-career scientists in the field of neuroscience. This year’s edition, entitled “Insight in the Human Brain,” will take place from 17–19 June 2026 at the Singelkerk in Amsterdam.

Congress & symposium Panthea Nemat will present on behalf of the Molecular and Cellular Neurobiology team.

Lecture & speech Come to our Lunch & Learn meeting in the Colloquium of Alzheimer Center Amsterdam. While you are having lunch one of the Alzheimer Center experts will speak about the newest insights regarding a specific topic. This time Emma Coomans will discuss: "Dementia in the picture: The PET scan".

Congress & symposium Rebecca Hodge of the Allen Institute, Seattle, will present.