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Spierings Universiteit Leiden Symposium Social Evolution – Dynamics of Sociality Carsten de Dreu University of Groningen Let it flow – identifying a behavioural and physiological signature of flow in pigs
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Beijerinck Early Career Premium Medical, Biomedical and Health Sciences Natural Sciences and Technology More Encourages the professional development of early-career researchers who are contributing
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. She is intrigued by the lives and relationships of teenagers, and how parents can optimally contribute to their child's positive development, mental health and well-being, despite their decreasing
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November 2017. After completion of her Van der Gaag chair, Judith Dubas was appointed professor of Prosocial Development Across The Life Span at Utrecht University. René Bekkers has held an endowed chair in
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applications resulting from her research on the role of nanomaterials. These include practical, circular solutions for a sustainable energy transition and the development of a new generation of batteries. 23-11
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provides an excellent basis for the development of unprecedented applications in virology, as well as industrial biotechnology, botany and medicine. In 2008, Van der Oost published a seminal paper in Science
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KNAW Early Career Award Behavioural Sciences, Social Sciences and Law Humanities More The KNAW Early Career Award encourages the further development of a diverse range of early career scientists and
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industries. George Jackson, Professor of Chemical Physics at Imperial College London, is a world leader in the development and use of molecular methods to simulate the thermodynamic properties of complex
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Holes: Approaching the Event Horizon with High-resolution Imaging’. From the jury report: ‘Issaoun made major contributions in the development and exploitation of new observational techniques – in
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deprivation shape behavioural development Britt van Herpen PhD candidate Wageningen University & Research Linking gene flow and larval dispersal to guide restoration of Diadema antillarum Merel Hilderink PhD