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Reflection: A Participatory Approach to Sexual Media Literacy School of Design, Arts & Creative Industries, Northumbria University,England, United Kingdom Emese Kroon (Erasmus University Rotterdam) Beyond
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the Premiums are designated for early-career researchers contributing to virology research in the broadest sense of the word. The Premiums are made available from the M.W. Beijerinck-Virology Fund, administered
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. Eveline Crone (born in 1975) discovered that not every part of the human brain develops simultaneously. During puberty, the parts of the brain that experience emotion develop more quickly than those parts
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grief in adults and children. Her research focuses on people who experience the loss of a loved one due to natural causes, but also bereavement in exceptional circumstances, for example a loved one’s
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News Seven young first-generation academics receive KNAW-bursary Four PhD-students en three postdoctoral researchers receive a bursary from the KNAW Trailblazers Fund. The fund is designed to support
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KNAW Humanities Fund Early career scientists PhD students Early-career researchers in the humanities can apply for between €2,000 and €10,000 in order to gain knowledge and experience outside
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to advance innovation and interdisciplinary cooperation in forensic care.' Carmen-Silva Sergiou, Post-Doctoral Researcher, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry & Psychosocial Care, Youth
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Meijerink, Professor of Solid State Chemistry at the Debye Institute for Nanomaterials Science, Utrecht University, is an internationally renowned expert in the design, composition and understanding
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years of postdoctoral experience) - affiliated with an academic institution in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Who may submit a nomination? Full Professors and Associate and Assistant Professors
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everyone. They will feel most inspired if they can identify with the stories and backgrounds of the scientists that we select. The Academy therefore invites you to nominate PhD students whose differing