NGI combines excellent basic research and technology development with a clear focus on addressing the needs of patients, consumers, citizens and companies.
Genomics Centres: the backbone of the Dutch genomics community
The 16 NGI Genomics Centres are large-scale partnerships of university groups, research institutes, industry and societal organisations that work on visionary, yet targeted programmes. These programmes cover the complete track from basic science to applied research, as well as research into the societal implications of the products and technologies developed. Ultimately all this will also lead to product development.
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International activities: crossing borders, joining efforts
International collaboration comes naturally to the Netherlands. The complexity of both the scientific questions and societal issues that are addressed by life sciences lends even greater urgency to the need for sharing expertise, efforts and data.
NGI therefore participates in a number of international partnerships and takes a leading role in several of them.
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Horizon Programme: creating new frontiers for young researchers
NGI's Horizon Programme is specifically designed to create opportunities for young researchers in life sciences to pursue fresh and challenging ideas with a high-risk profile.
This way, NGI aims to support talented scientists in the development of their career by allowing them to create their own line of research. In addition, NGI is confident that the wealth of new ideas generated will push back the frontiers of science, thus stimulating truly cutting-edge research.
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Horizon Valorisation Project Grant
The Horizon Valorisation Project Grant is available for researchers that have already been awarded a Horizon Breakthrough project to further support valorisation of their research results.
The grant may be used to validate research, or perform pre-clinical research or (further) clinical research to improve the valorisation potential of the research as performed in the Horizon Breakthrough project.
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