Nadine Ketel receives NWO VIDI Grant
Nadine Ketel
Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded a Vidi grant of up to €850,000 to Nadine Ketel for her research on the Hidden Costs of Crime.
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Wendy Janssens and Pierre Koning receive grant from NWO-KIC grant to study digital innovation and health inequalities
Wendy Janssens, Pierre Koning
Research fellows Wendy Janssens and Pierre Koning (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), as part of a broad consortium led by Teun Zuiderent-Jerak (Athena Institute - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), received a €3.6 million NWO-KIC grant to develop and evaluate the Barrier-Free Digital Frontdoor (“Drempelloze Digitale Voordeur”). Part of this grant will be used for a PhD position starting in September 2027.
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Alberto Antonello receives an ODISSEI Microdata Access Grant
Alberto Antonello
Alberto Antonello has been awarded an ODISSEI Microdata Access Grant for his project 'Adult Children’s Outcomes After Parental Nursing Home Entry.' This grant allows him to use CBS microdata to study how parental nursing home entry affects the lives of adult children.
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Erik Plug elected member of KNAW
Erik Plug
Research fellow Erik Plug has been selected as new members by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW). A total of 16 new members will join this year. The new members, selected by expert juries in each scientific and scholarly field, don't just excel in their research, they also attach great importance to playing a role in society as scientists.
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Carlos Riumallo Herl has been awarded NWO Open Competition SSH XS grant
Carlos Riumallo Herl
Carlos Riumallo Herl has been awarded an XS grant of up to €50,000 by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) for his project 'Understanding and Overcoming Low Preventive Medication Adherence in Pregnancy.'
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Tom Van Ourti has been awarded NWO Open Competition SSH XS grant
Tom Van Ourti
Tom Van Ourti has been awarded an XS grant of up to €50,000 by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) for his project 'Does it take a village? The Social and Economic Impacts of Community-Based Mental Health Care for Women in Low-Resource Settings.'
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Anne Gielen awarded an NWO Vici grant
Anne Gielen
The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded research fellow Anne Gielen of the Erasmus School of Economics a prestigious Vici grant. The grant, of of up to €1.5 million, will enable Anne to further consolidate and expand her research group over the next five years through her project, ‘Making Money Matter: Rethinking the Design of Income Support to Break the Cycle of Intergenerational Poverty.’