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with guidance in career development, scientific leadership, and personal growth.' Abena Amoah, 2024 Disciplines Medical, biomedical or health sciences. Who is it for? Scientific researchers who work in
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speaker and impassioned physician who is dedicated to patients and the medical community, and whose research work has been published in leading medical journals. He has received multiple scientific awards
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, mathematics, and physics. In 2024, the field of mathematics will be central. More information is available on the website of the Christiaan Huygens Prize Foundation. Website Christiaan Huygensprijs 2024 Who is
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Dr. Hendrik Muller Prize Behavioural Sciences, Social Sciences and Law Humanities More The Dr. Hendrik Muller Prize is awarded every other year to a mid-career researcher working in the Netherlands
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, including humans. This is an important development in the control of mosquito-borne diseases, such as Dengue or Zika. In future research, Fros is intending to use his findings to develop safe, effective
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M.W. Beijerinck Virology Prize Medical, Biomedical and Health Sciences Natural Sciences and Technology More The M.W. Beijerinck Virology Prize is awarded to an internationally renowned researcher
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or natural sciences. More information on future Lindau Nobel Laureate meetings . Who is it for? Students, PhD candidates and post-doc researchers (up to 5 years of postdoctoral experience) - affiliated with
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KNAW Van Leersum Grant The Van Leersum Grant is named after P. van Leersum, a corresponding member of the Academy. His estate and the estate of Mrs I.G. Harbers-Kramer make up the Van Leersum Fund
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. The aim of the Ter Meulen Fund is to promote outstanding medical, biomedical and biological research in paediatrics. The KNAW Ter Meulen Grant is funded by the Ter Meulen Fund, part of the Academy’s Medical
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Humanities Medical, Biomedical and Health Sciences Natural Sciences and Technology Who is it for? Scientists and scholars in the Kingdom of the Netherlands who obtained their PhD between three and seven years