Category: news
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Mona and Maxine publish their latest over the summer
We’re kicking off the academic year with some fantastic news: both Mona and Maxine have just published their latest papers. Mona explored the interesting question of whether increased brain activity – already associated to tumor progression- also relates to neurocognitive symptoms in people with gliomas. Find the full publication here. Maxine took a data-driven approach to investigate…
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Lucas and Dorien go to Euroglia
In Marseille, Lucas got to present his latest results on oligodendrocytes in glioma!
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Thanks to our interns of the past months!
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Maxine & Lucas present at CCA
At the annual Cancer Center Amsterdam retreat in Noordwijkerhout, Maxine presented the GRIP group’s work on the “Efficacy of blended cognitive behavioral therapy for fatigue in stable diffuse glioma: an RCT”. Her abstract was selected for the plenary session! Lucas also presented at this retreat, with his poster on “Unravelling the crosstalk between glioma and…
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Where lake views meet science
With the academic year coming to a close, we took a well-deserved moment to celebrate together in the sunshine. With a well-stocked picnic basket full of homemade goodies and the sun on our faces, we gathered by the beautiful shores of De Nieuwe Meer to reflect, relax, and reconnect. It was a chance to look…
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Keynote at NetSci2025
Linda gave a keynote talk in Maastricht, at the Network Science Society’s annual meeting. By linking cellular, circuit, and whole-brain network data, she highlighted the work of the team showing how brain tumors act as network diseases, disrupting global connectivity and cognition. Key insights:🧠 Gliomas target hub regions—highly connected, vulnerable nodes in the brain network.🔬…
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Maxine & Linda give a talk
At the “Stimulating Thoughts” symposium, organized by Amsterdam UMC and Amsterdam Neuroscience, Maxine and Linda talked about the use of TMS as a therapeutic tool in glioma, ending with the randomized controlled trial TRUE-GRIT that is currently running as part of the GRIP trials. The symposium was a great opportunity to learn about the different…
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Floris is back!
Hi! My name is Floris, a recent graduate in Neurosciences and Philosophy of Neurosciences. After previous stints at MULTINET lab as an intern and research assistant, I’m back again for a short research project!I I will work on an already existing imaging database with MRI scans of hundreds of glioma patients. These MRI scans were…
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Many MULTINET-ers contribute to TN2 symposium
The Translational Neuroscience Network (www.tn2.eu) organized their (bi)annual big event on Heterogeneity in Neuroscience, bringing together speakers from all corners of the translational space and focussing on interaction and networking through panel discussions, audience engagement and break games. Here‘s a recap of the day! Many of us were involved, through the TN2 committee (Lucas, Dorien,…
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Mona is back from San Francisco!
“At the start of this year I got the great opportunity to spend 3 months in the beautiful (and hilly) city of San Francisco for a collaboration with Professor Srikantan Nagarajan at the Biomagnetic Imaging Lab, UCSF. We asked ourselves: can we combine MEG data from our two centers to better understand the deviant neurophysiological…
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