NVHG Young Investigators Awards
The "Young Investigator Award" (YIA) of the Dutch Society for Human Genetics, Nederlandse Vereniging voor Humane Genetica (NVHG), will be awarded to a young, talented researcher (PhD). With the award the NVHG wants to stimulate the young researcher by highlighting their achievements and support them to build a strong CV. The award is Euro 500,- and will be presented at the annual NVHG symposium.
Overview YIA winners
NVHG Young Investigator Award 2019
At the annual symposium at Veldhoven, the NVHG presented the 2019 ‘Young Investigator Award’ to Marieke Klein
for her PhD-thesis "From gene to disorder in ADHD"
NVHG Young Investigator Award 2018
At the annual symposium at Papendal, the NVHG
presented the 2018 ‘Young Investigator Award’ to Marc Jan Bonder
for his PhD-thesis "The interplay
between genetics, the microbiome, DNA-methylation &
gene-expression"

NVHG Young Investigator Award 2016
At the annual symposium in Amsterdam, the NVHG
presented the 2016 ‘Young Investigator Award’ to Laurent Francioli.
NVHG Young Investigator Award 2014
On October 3, at the annual symposium, the NVHG presented the 2014 ‘Young Investigator Award’ to Christian Gilissen.


NVHG Young Investigators Award 2011
Heleen Arts, UMC St. Radboud (Nijmegen), won the
NVHG Young Investigators Award 2011, presented at the 2-day NVHG spring symposium in Veldhoven.
NVHG Young Investigators Award 2009
Lude Franke, UMC Groningen (Groning), won the
NVHG Young Investigators Award 2009, presented at the 2-day NVHG spring symposium in Veldhoven.
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