Grants & Awards
Many TU/e researchers are among the world’s elite within their discipline. We are proud to share our researchers who have received honorable distinctions, research subsidies or awards for their scientific research.
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Gravitation Program
With the Gravitation program, the Dutch Government aims to encourage research by consortia of top researchers in the Netherlands. Researchers must be carrying out innovative and influential research in their field. The Netherlands organization for Scientific Research is realizing the selection procedure for this program with respect to direct government funding at the request of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science.
- Materials-driven regeneration, 2016 (Eindhoven, Utrecht, UMCU, Hubrecht)
- Netherlands Center for Multiscale Energy Conversion, 2014 (Eindhoven, Utrecht, Enschede)
- Networks, 2014 (Eindhoven, Amsterdam, Leiden, CWI)
- Research Center for Integrated Nano-Photonics, 2014 (Eindhoven)
- Research Center for Functional Molecular Systems, 2013 (Eindhoven, Nijmegen, Groningen)
Recent Grants & Awards
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Materials and Interface ChemistryThe other way: investigating an alternative mechanism for bone formation (2019)
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Photonic IntegrationLight up the brain: accelerating AI research with integrated photonics (2019)
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Centre for Analysis, Scientific Computing, and Applications W&IContext-aware Artificial Intelligence in medical image analysis (2019)
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Future EverydayStaying on top of smart technologies (2019)
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Membrane Materials and ProcessesArchitected electrodes – from computer to battery (2019)
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Cardiovascular BiomechanicsThe stiffening of arteries viewed from multiple angles (2019)
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Molecular Biosensing for Medical DiagnosticsPersonalized attack on cancer cells (2019)
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Center for Quantum Materials and Technology EindhovenNew nanomaterial to definitively demonstrate teleportation of Majorana particles (2019)
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MicrosystemsUnraveling forces on cells with artificial microscopic hairs (2019)
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Integrated CircuitsNWO Vidi Award : Analog Circuits to the Limit (2019)
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Orthopaedic BiomechanicsNWO Vidi Award : A miniature bone model (2018)
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Applied AnalysisNWO Vidi Award : Evolutionary structures under one umbrella (2019)
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Materials and Interface ChemistryNational Roadmap for Large-Scale Scientific Infrastructure : NEMI grant (2019)
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Macromolecular and Organic ChemistrySupramolecular chemistry (2019)
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Materials and Interface ChemistryTotal picture of bone formation (2019)
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Macromolecular and Organic ChemistryChirality Medal 2018 (2019)
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Membrane Materials and ProcessesAcademic Society Award (2019)
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Discrete MathematicsEducational Award - Best Master Lecturer 2016 (2016)
International science prizes for Bert Meijer
Nagoya Gold Medal of Organic Chemistry
In 2017, Japan’s highest award for chemistry scientists, the Nagoya Gold Medal of Organic Chemistry, was presented to Bert Meijer, TU/e professor of Organic Chemistry. Meijer thus joins an illustrious group of 22 predecessors, including several winners of Nobel Prizes, Franklin Medals and Wolf Prizes.
Chirality Medal 2018
In 2018 Bert Meijer received the Chirality Medal 2018. This prize is reserved for an elite list of laureates that includes four Nobel prize winners. The Chirality Medal was initiated by the Societa Chimica Italiana in 1991 to honor internationally recognized scientists who have made a distinguished contribution to the study of chirality.
