INNOVATIONAL RESEARCH INCENTIVES SCHEME
In 2000, the Netherlands organization for Scientific Research, the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Dutch universities established the Innovational Research Incentives Scheme (IRIS). The aim of the program is to give an extra boost to innovative research. The IRIS is a personal grant, offering talented, creative researchers the opportunity to perform their chosen research and to give them a better chance of advancement in academic research institutions.
3 PARTS: vENI, VIDI AND VICI
- Veni: open to applications from recent PhD holders, enabling them to further develop their ideas over a three-year period
- Vidi: for researchers to develop their own innovative research line and appoint one or more researchers
- Vici: for senior researchers to create their own research group
Recent TU/e Veni, Vidi, Vici winners
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The other way: investigating an alternative mechanism for bone formationAnat Akiva
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Light up the brain: accelerating AI research with integrated photonicsWeiming Yao
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Context-aware Artificial Intelligence in medical image analysisErik J. Bekkers
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Staying on top of smart technologiesS.C. (Lenneke) Kuijer
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Architected electrodes – from computer to batteryAntoni Forner Cuenca
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The stiffening of arteries viewed from multiple anglesRichard G.P. Lopata
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Personalized attack on cancer cellsLorenzo Albertazzi
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Fluid SpintronicsRembert A. Duine
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NWO Vidi Award : Analog Circuits to the LimitPieter J.A. Harpe
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NWO Vidi Award : A miniature bone modelSandra Hofmann
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NWO Vidi Award : Evolutionary structures under one umbrellaOliver T.C. Tse
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NWO Vici Award : Continuous Methods in Discrete OptimizationNikhil Bansal
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Polymer monolayer electronicsMengmeng Li
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Stability and structure in infinite-dimensional spacesRob H. Eggermont
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Lattices and nearest neighbour searchingThijs M.M. Laarhoven
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Understanding and controlling the flow of human crowdsAlessandro Corbetta
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The Artificial EthicistsElizabeth O'Neill
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Flexible, fast high-voltage pulses for a better environmentTom Huiskamp
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Two -dimensional materials as innovative contacts to solar cellsBart Macco
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SIMURGH1 : System for Information-Driven Modeling of Urban Activity-Travel Routines of Generic HouseholdsSoora Rasouli
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Educational Award - Best Master Lecturer 2016Tanja Lange
KNAW Academy Professor Program
The Academy Professor Program was founded by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (in Dutch KNAW) and is geared to excellent professors that are part of the absolute scientific elite. The aim of the program is to free up these professors for top quality research and to educate researchers.
TU/e professor Bert Meijer is an Academy Professor.