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The breakthrough. A remarkable control test. Scientific research rarely produces immediate results. This series is about the moment when the pieces of the puzzle fall into place. Episode 3: molecular biologist Ody Sibon (UMCG) discovers that intestinal bacteria influence a brain disease. Read

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Sunday October 29, on National MS day in Den Bosch, the MS Centrum Noord Nederland received a cheque of 576.805 euro from the Nationaal MS Fonds. The fundamental research project entitled ‘Astrocytes as new therapeutic targets for MS’ was recognized for its innovative and explorative nature

Rob Coppes kweekt speekselkliertjes. Stamcellen tegen een droge mond. Lees meer    

Aankondiging herdenking De jaarlijkse herdenking “… en zij gaven hun lichaam ten behoeve van de medische wetenschap” zal dit jaar plaatsvinden op zaterdag 23 september bij het Stadscrematorium Groningen. Heeft u geen uitnodiging ontvangen maar wilt u de herdenking wel graag bijwonen? Neem dan

Stichting MS Research awarded two PhD students of the Molecular Neurobiology section with a travel grant, financially supported by Fund Girn. Post doctoral researcher Janssen Kotah and PhD student Mirjam Koster each received a grant to learn new techniques to study multiple sclerose in more det

  Stichting MS Research rewarded Susanne Kooistra and Bart Eggen with €330.000 for their project titled ‘Do transcriptional changes matter in MS? – Assigning function to targets identified through transcriptomic analysis’’. In addition, Bart was also rewarded for a second pro

Dr. Ruby Otter-Drost (Anatomy & Medical Physiology) is awarded an NRO Comenius Senior Fellowship (100,000€) to develop an interdisciplinary academic teaching program for applied exercise physiology together with a.o. prof.dr. Han Houdijk of the department of Human Movement Sciences. togeth