The winner from Maastricht, Kim Kampen, is researching the differences in eating patterns between normal cells and cancer cells. The research topics of this year’s winners include the positive aspects of ADHD, how social media influences our appreciation of science, and computer-based training modules designed to tackle addiction.
“These are young researchers with bold ideas and innovative methods who are not afraid to take the road less travelled”, says KNAW spokesperson Esther Ladiges.
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Institution
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Award
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Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
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2
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Universiteit Utrecht
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1
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Radboud Universiteit
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1
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Radboud UMC
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1
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Erasmus Universiteit
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1
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Erasmus MC
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1
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Amsterdam UMC/AMC
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1
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VU Amsterdam
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1
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Maastricht UMC
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1
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TU Eindhoven
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1
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NIAS-KNAW/Universiteit Leiden
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1
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The awards will be presented on 14 February 2022. The winners will receive an artwork made by Laura Klinkenberg and a sum of €15,000 to further their research career in any way they choose.
HOP, Hein Cuppen
Translation: Taalcentrum-VU