What does NeuroLabNL stand for?
NeuroLabNL is the academic workplace for brain, cognitive and behavioral research. A workplace, because professionals from universities, colleges, knowledge institutes and societal organizations work together on research and knowledge dissemination about the brain, cognition and behavior.
Themes
Education
In a knowledge-based economy, it is very important to know how we acquire knowledge and skills. In which periods of our lives …
Safety
In order to create a safer, more resilient society, an interplay between research into brain mechanisms and social and other environmental factors should …
Current
Start impulse
Blog (in Dutch)
Online challenges: nieuwe vormen van risicogedrag.
News (in Dutch)
NeuroLabNL als voorbeeld in Wetenschapsbrief OCW
Calendar (in Dutch)
May 16, 2019 – NeuroLabNL Startimpuls symposium: cross-talk between neuroscience and society
Start impulse
On January 1st 2018, scientists and societal partners throughout the Netherlands and NeuroLabNL have started working on the “Start impulse”, a funding scheme based on the Dutch National Research Agenda.
Education
In a knowledge-based economy, it is very important to know how we acquire knowledge and skills. In which periods of our lives …
Safety
In order to create a safer, more resilient society, an interplay between research into brain mechanisms and social and other environmental factors should …
Health
Knowledge about brain mechanisms and behavioral factors that underlie unhealthy behavior or chronic diseases is crucial…
Fundamental
What are the mechanisms underlying the healthy functioning of the brain? And how can we use basic knowledge …
Current
Blog (in Dutch)
Online challenges: nieuwe vormen van risicogedrag.
News (in Dutch)
NeuroLabNL als voorbeeld in Wetenschapsbrief OCW
Calendar (in Dutch)
May 16, 2019 – NeuroLabNL Startimpuls symposium: cross-talk between neuroscience and society.
Start impulse
Start impuls
On January 1st 2018, scientists and socieal partners throughout the Netherlands and NeuroLabNL have started working on the “Start impulse”, a funding scheme based on the National Science Agenda.