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Faces of Science All disciplines PhD students In the Faces of Science project, PhD students communicate about their research and their lives as young researchers through blogs, vlogs, articles
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the activities for which funding is requested, for example with regard to the use of materials, catering and communication. About the Dr. J.L. Dobberke Foundation The Dr. J.L. Dobberke Foundation is an independent
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sustainable choices in all aspects of the activities for which you apply for funding, such as the conscious use of materials, catering and means of communication. About the KNAW Van Leersum Grant The Van
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to make sustainable choices, where possible, in carrying out the activities for which funding is requested, for example with regard to the use of materials, catering and communication. About the Evert
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, catering and means of communication. The Academy established the KNAW Ter Meulen Fund in 1983. The Ter Meulen Fund consists of the estate of H.C.E. ter Meulen, who worked in paediatric medicine. The aim
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conscious use of materials, catering and means of communication. New Collaborative Networks 'Thanks to the KNAW Early Career Partnership-bursary, I was able to establish FORNEUROTECH, a national and
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making more sustainable choices in all aspects of the activities for which you apply for funding, such as the conscious use of materials, catering and means of communication. About the Dobberke Grant
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Vries PhD candidate Utrecht University Unravelling the mechanisms: the impact of land use on insect communities and ecosystem functioning in agricultural grasslands Xiaochun Wang PhD candidate University
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aspects of the activities for which you apply for funding, such as the conscious use of materials, catering and means of communication. About the KNAW Van Der Gaag Grant The KNAW Van der Gaag Grant is
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communication systems. 2019: George Jackson, United Kingdom Chemical physicist George Jackson of Imperial College London has been awarded the Bakhuis Roozeboom Medal 2019 by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts