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SkillsLab & SimulationCenter

The SkillsLab is the place where (inter)national healthcare professionals (medical specialists, physician assistants) train and improve their basic and advanced surgical skills and learn new techniques under the supervision of experts.

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The following departments regulate and support the organization, design and implementation of the academic programs.

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  • Human brain slices: the ‘missing piece’ for virus research

    Human brain slices: the ‘missing piece’ for virus research

    Scientists at Erasmus MC have succeeded in keeping slices of human brain tissue alive in the laboratory for at least two weeks. This opens new doors for research, for example, into viruses that infect the brain.

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  • More efficient and effective healthcare for women could save billions

    More efficient and effective healthcare for women could save billions

    According to the latest report of the World Economic Forum, at least €7.6 billion in healthcare costs could be saved in the Netherlands if women receive the effective care they need. However, this requires investment in the diagnosis and treatment of women. The newly established Netherlands Women’s Health Research & Innovation Center at Erasmus MC […]

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  • For mice, two eyes are better than one

    For mice, two eyes are better than one

    Perhaps not surprisingly, two eyes are better than one when mice face acute danger. New research conducted by an international team of scientists from the Netherlands and Australia shows how visual information from both eyes converges in the mouse brain and how this contributes to survival behavior.

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  • I-Wall brings congenital abnormalities in the unborn child vividly to life for parents

    I-Wall brings congenital abnormalities in the unborn child vividly to life for parents

    With the new virtual reality screen at the Obstetrics and Gynecology outpatient clinic at Erasmus MC, it’s as if parents step into the womb. The I-Wall magnifies the secrets of the unborn fetus as a hologram. It is the centerpiece of the world’s first outpatient center for innovative prenatal imaging.

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  • Wanted: test for reliable and rapid diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia

    Wanted: test for reliable and rapid diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia

    A reliable test that can quickly diagnose frontotemporal dementia. That is the goal of a new project that Erasmus MC neurologist Harro Seelaar and researcher Esther Bron are starting with 15 partners from 9 European countries. The consortium will receive a grant of almost €8 million from the Horizon Europe programme.

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  • European grants for research into stomach cancer and motor control

    European grants for research into stomach cancer and motor control

    Neuroscientist Zhenyu Gao and molecular geneticist Miao-Ping Chien from Erasmus MC have been awarded Consolidator Grants from the European Research Council. They will use this 2 million euro grant for research into difficult-to-treat stomach cancer and the brain’s control of movement.

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Graduate School News

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  • The Best Master Thesis

    The Gerrit Jan Mulder Foundation awards an annual prize for the best master thesis at Erasmus MC. The foundation hopes to stimulate the exchange of information among researchers. This year, the prize was awarded to two master's students.

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  • The road to research master genomics in society

    The road to Genomics in Society

    Team Genomics in Society (GiS) has created a roadmap to setup a research master. Read all about it in this article.

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  • EUR Master Open Day

    Ever thought of doing research? Apply for one of our research masters

    'What do I want to do after my bachelor's? Does a research master degree suit me? Do I choose a clinical or an interdisciplinary study?' Choosing your masters degree is an important decision. One you have to make carefully. At Erasmus MC we offer 5 different research masters. This article helps you make the right decision.

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  • Student Excellence Award 2023

    Stijntje Dijk wins Lambers Student Excellence Award 2023

    Stijntje Dijk MD, MSc is the winner of the Lambers Student Excellence Award 2023. The award was presented at the 110th Dies Natalis ceremony on Wednesday 8 November.

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  • Genomics in Society 1 Year

    1 Year Genomics in Society

    It has been one year since the start of the new research master program Genomics in Society (GIS). The first students are now halfway through the two-year master and a new batch of students has started their journey. Students can now apply for the upcoming academic year, 2024-2025. Applications are not only open for the Genomics in Society program, but also for all research master’s within Erasmus MC Graduate School.

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  • What do I want to do after my PhD track?

    What do I want to do after my PhD track?

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