Today, the Dutch Senate approved the budget of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, which includes the decision to…
The prestigious scientific journal Science has published an article about us.
We are looking to partner with other institutions to jointly participate in the IHI funding opportunity (call 11) to better…
As a partner in the EU-funded CAPTIVATE project, BPRC collaborates with an international consortium to advance malaria vaccine development.
As we make strides in infectious disease research, recently, two of our scientists took an exciting leap forward with the installation of a FluidFM OMNIUM platform.
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The Dutch Malaria Day is an annual meeting which takes place in Nijmegen, Leiden or Rijswijk.
With great pleasure, confidence and pride we announce that BPRC has found a new director.
Earlier this year was the release of The Atlas of Diagnostic Pathology in Nonhuman Primates.
Study underlines strategic benefits behind bonding for both sexes Female and male primates often form close bonds, but not purely out of affection.
On Thursday, June 27, several Parkinson’s patients and their companions visited the BPRC for presentations, a guided tour, and practical demonstrations.
The Society for Immune polymorphism (SIP) will introduce the Jon van Rood lecture during the next symposium which will be held from October 7-10th 2024 in Sassenheim, the Netherlands.