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NWO Vidi 2015

15 researchers were awarded the NWO Vidi in 2015, across 2 countries.

Most-funded institutions

  • University of Groningen4
  • Erasmus MC1
  • Leiden University1
  • Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research1
  • Sylics (Netherlands)1
  • The Netherlands Cancer Institute1
  • TiFN1
  • University Medical Center Groningen1

Recipients

  • Iris A. M. Smits

    Modelling non‐normal data: The relationship between the skew‐normal factor model and the quadratic factor model

    University of Groningen · NL

  • Laura Cobden

    Seismic signature of a hydrous mantle transition zone

    Utrecht University · NL

  • Antje Rumberg

    Transition Semantics for Branching Time

    University of Konstanz · DE

  • Maarten Loos

    Within-strain variation in behavior differs consistently between common inbred strains of mice

    Sylics (Netherlands) · NL

  • Thijs Janzen

    A sampling formula for ecological communities with multiple dispersal syndromes

  • Andrea M. Woltman

    To target or not to target viral antigens in HBV related HCC?

    Erasmus MC · NL

  • Ignacio Melián‐Cabrera

    Protocol optimization for the mild detemplation of mesoporous silica nanoparticles resulting in enhanced texture and colloidal stability

    University of Groningen · NL

  • Reinoud Gosens

    Airway and Extracellular Matrix Mechanics in COPD

    University of Groningen · NL

  • Juliette Legler

    Zebrafish as a Model to Study the Role of Peroxisome Proliferating-Activated Receptors in Adipogenesis and Obesity

    Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam · NL

  • Cécile Cathalot

    Cold-water coral reefs and adjacent sponge grounds: hotspots of benthic respiration and organic carbon cycling in the deep sea

    Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research · NL

  • Grégory F. Schneider

    Single molecule detection with graphene and other two-dimensional materials: nanopores and beyond

    Leiden University · NL

  • Mariko J. Klasing

    Diversity and trust: The role of shared values

    University of Groningen · NL

  • Jingyuan Fu

    The Gut Microbiome Contributes to a Substantial Proportion of the Variation in Blood Lipids

    TiFN · NL

  • Kelly Kersten

    Exploiting the Immunomodulatory Properties of Chemotherapeutic Drugs to Improve the Success of Cancer Immunotherapy

    The Netherlands Cancer Institute · NL

  • Carina Pals

    Validation of a simple response-time measure of listening effort

    University Medical Center Groningen · NL