More news
- Gender and Health Research Anniversary
- Students visualize a successful prevention in public health
- Health Sciences information video now available!
- Information Session Clinical Research and Health Sciences
- New Programme Director for the Research Master Clinical Research
- Winner Lambers Student Excellence Award 2021
- Silvan Licher wins Sterk Participatie Prijs 2021
- Erasmus Summer Programme 2021
- Re-accreditation by the NVAO
- Most of our teaching to be online this fall
- Call for participants in DESTRESS Study
- 800.000 Euro Vidi Grant winner
- Verhulst Award for NIHES Alumnus!
- Revised NIHES Curriculum on the way
- 2020 Education Prize awarded to all faculty
- Virtual Graduation Ceremony
- Recording available: Health Sciences & Clinical Research
- Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) Message
- Repeated Measurement [CE08] is fully online!
- Maryam Kavousi appointed member of The Young Academy
- Epidemiologist A registration for NIHES
- Winner SMDM Fellowship
- The Professor H.W. Lambers Prize
- Last call Erasmus Summer Programme 2019
- “Preferences for Health and Money” survey
- Create your own event
- NIHES Alumni
- NIHES Graduation 2018
- NIHES Alumni Network
- Erasmus Summer Programme 2018
- A mentor as sparring partner
- Valedictory Lecture Prof.dr. Albert Hofman
- Wanted: Coaches for EUR’s first International Coach Café
- Keynote speakers at Women’s Health course
- EURly Christmas Eve
- Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Alliance
- NIHES-Erasmus MC to cooperate with Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China
- Rotterdam, a city like no other
Publicated: ,
NIHES Award winners
NIHES Award winners
The winners of the 2022 NIHES Awards have been announced and presented during the Graduation Ceremony on September 1st. Congratulations are in order for: Stijntje Dijk, for best paper in the post initial master programme, titled; ‘Emerging Therapies for COVID-19: the value of information from more clinical trials’ and Benjamin Gravesteijn for his paper ‘Variation in the practice of tracheal intubation in Europe after traumatic brain injury: a prospective cohort study’ in the research master programme.
Stijntje Dijk and Benjamin Gravesteijn
Back to news overview