Skip to main content
News & updates

WINNER 2024, Sep 24 – 26

Created on:

September 17, 2024

Join Our Session: From Communicable to Non-Communicable Disease Transition – 25th of September from 9.00-10.15 (CET)

Opportunities to Provide Better Health and Well-Being

Are you interested in the evolving landscape of global health, particularly in the transition from communicable to non-communicable diseases? Join us for an insightful session where Indonesian and Dutch experts come together to discuss innovative solutions for better health outcomes.

This session will focus on:

  • Identifying priority areas for collaboration between Indonesia and the Netherlands in addressing the shift from communicable to non-communicable diseases.
  • Pitching collaborative projects with a funding opportunity of 15,000 Euros, aimed at fostering partnerships for innovative health solutions.

Agenda:

Chairs: Professors Inge Lusida & Hermelijn Smits

  • 09:00: Opening Comments by Professors Maria Yazdanbakhsh & Taniawati Supali
  • 09:05: Presentation of Online Survey Results by Dr. Mikhael Manurung & Prof. Joris Rotmans
  • 09:20: Discussion on Priorities & Format – Open to All Participants
  • 09:50: Pitches for Collaborative Projects (Funding Opportunity: 15,000 Euros)
  • 10:05: Closing Comments by Prof. Sitti Wahyuni & Ms. Suze Kruisheer

When: 25th of September from 9.00-10.15 CET
Where: Online through RingCentral
How to Join: To subscribe to this session, please register through the WINNER Conference portal. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the dialogue on shaping future health solutions!

More news & updates

Journeys Abroad: LUMC Students Share Their Exchange Experiences 

September 23, 2024

In this fifth edition of the LUMC Global interview series, 5 (bio)medical students of LUMC share their stories about their time abroad. They share their experiences and tell us about their challenges and how these shaped their academic journey! 

Read more

Progress in FAIR Data Points

February 24, 2025

The LUMC’s ambition to make data FAIR (Findable, Accessible under well-defined conditions, Interoperable, and Reusable) has led to the creation of a FAIR Data Point.

Read more

LUMC and University of Birmingham Collaboration – a combined masters

February 27, 2025

The LUMC will offer a combined master together with the University of Birmingham from September 2025. The combined master consists of courses from the master Population Health Management (PHM) of the LUMC and the master Public Health of the University of Birmingham. This international collaboration fits within the ambition of the Health Campus (and the LUMC) to expand the academic activities within Population Health and PHM. This collaboration is part of the strategic collaboration between Leiden University and the University of Birmingham

Read more