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  • APH research with impact at Amsterdam UMC Valorisation Festival 2026
    APH research with impact at Amsterdam UMC Valorisation Festival 2026 On Thursday 22 October 2026, Amsterdam UMC will host the Valorisation Festival for the second time. APH researchers Judith Jelsma, Annet Kleiboer and Astrid de Wind will present their research initiatives at the valorisation market.
  • Open Technology Programme funds the Neurophysiological Biomarker Cloud
    Open Technology Programme funds the Neurophysiological Biomarker Cloud EEG research has produced many candidate biomarkers, yet most remain disconnected from clinical care. Klaus Linkenkaer-Hansen, Arthur-Ervin Avramiea, Marina Diachenko, and Hilgo Bruining are developing an open-source platform to accelerate the transition from modeling research to personalized treatment. Originally funded by proof-of-concept funding from Amsterdam Neuroscience, the team recently secured €886,000 from NWO's Open Technology Programme to further develop, scale up, and share the platform with interested partners in Amsterdam and beyond.
  • Food environment exposure monitor: Unhealthy food environments in all ten municipalities studied
    Food environment exposure monitor: Unhealthy food environments in all ten municipalities studied According to the food environment exposure monitor, the food environment in all ten Dutch municipalities studied is predominantly unhealthy. Developed by APH researchers, the monitor provides, for the first time, a standardized assessment of the extent to which residents are exposed to healthy and unhealthy food options in their neighbourhoods.