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New LUMC Data Management Plan (DMP) template
The new LUMC DMP template (v2026-05) has been published in DMPOnline, so from now on you can expect this template for reviews. The new template will be used for any new DMPs; those who have already started a DMP will still use the old template. The publication of the new template has been communicated via Albinusnet and the DCC channel. It now has 35 questions instead of 66.
PhD Impact Award
This award aims to recognise and celebrate the impact of research and researchers. Researchers are invited to reflect on their research practice and consider how it impacts on society and contributes to the world. All PhD candidates at Una Europa universities, including Leiden University and LUMC, are eligible to enter. You can apply at any stage of your PhD, right up until your defence. Do you want to show how your research is making a difference? Enter the Una Europa PhD Impact competition by June 14!
Introducing: Neurodiversity LUMC!
Neurodiversity LUMC is the LUMC’s youngest Diversity & Inclusion network, created to foster a neuro-inclusive environment where neurodivergent employees, students, and patients feel seen, heard, safe, and accepted. The network welcomes anyone with an interest or affinity with neurodiversity—whether you are (possibly) neurodivergent yourself, work with neurodivergent individuals, or simply want to learn more. On June 18th, Neurodiversity LUMC will host its first get-together, inviting all who feel connected to the theme to meet, connect, and enjoy snacks and drinks together.
📅 Thursday June 18
🕟 16:00-18:00
📍 HePatho
Peer-to-Peer Computer Vision PhD Workshop
Are you working with computer vision or deep learning; whether in medical imaging, astronomy, microscopy, archaeology, biodiversity, or beyond? Join the Computer Vision PhD Workshop organized by the Faculty of Science (Computer Science & AI). Share your work and meet your peers with free drinks and pizza!
📅 Tuesday June 30
🕟 13:30-17:00
📍 Gorlaeus Building (Einsteinweg 55, Leiden), Room CE 0.18
Save the date: Dutch Society for Stem Cell Research (DSSCR)
The DSSCR organizes their 17th annual symposium. The aim is to unite researchers from the Dutch stem cell community, thereby promoting exchange of ideas, data and future plans. The meeting will provide a unique opportunity for master-students, PhD-students and early stage post-docs working on stem cells to present and discuss their work with the Dutch Stem Cell community in oral presentations that will be selected based on submitted abstracts. More information and registration will follow later on the website.
📆 October 9
📍 UMCU Utrecht, Pink Lecture Hall
Grant newsletter
The Grant Newsletter of May 2026 has been published on Albinusnet. If you have any ideas to expand your research, want to continue as a postdoc or just want to see what kind of grants are available to you in the future, make sure to check it out!
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