Category: people
-
Welcome to the team Marie Doubrova!
My background is in (neuro)psychology and quantitative research, with a particular interest in understanding how symptoms interact and how people differ in their response to interventions. During my Research Master’s in Clinical and Developmental Psychopathology at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, I became increasingly interested in studying psychological and physiological processes as dynamic, interconnected systems rather than…
-
Heidag 4.0 was a great success!
We flocked to House of Bird for the day, starting off by choosing the bird that best represents each of us. From owls to pelicans to swallows, we are a wonderfully diverse flock! Next, we dove into our vision: how did we arrive at it, and where could it take us if we dare to…
-
Picnic time!
The end of the academic year 2025–2026 is already in sight, which can only mean one thing: yesterday it was time for the MULTINET summer picnic!Every summer, we gather outdoors to celebrate everything we’ve achieved together over the past year. Like last year, we enjoyed some well-earned time away from the desk and moved the…
-
The annual CCA retreat
The Cancer Center Amsterdam is one of our communities, as a leading academic oncology center embedded within Amsterdam UMC, where research, patient care, and education are closely integrated. By directly translating scientific insights into clinical practice, we aim to drive innovation and work towards improving outcomes and quality of life for cancer patients with the…
-
Rachel & Eva attend workshop @Lorentz center
Eva & Rachel had great discussions this week at a workshop on neuroscience and philosophy with experimental and non-experimental neuroscientists, philosophers, and colleagues, at the Lorentz Center. Linda gave a talk in the brains and bodies session. Their key takeaway: the conceptual frameworks we adopt fundamentally shape what becomes an object of scientific inquiry. A…
-
New podcast on network neuroscience
Linda recently joined Udesh Habaraduwa for his One Deeper Podcast to talk about her journey into network neuroscience. Listen to it here!
-
We are looking for a new PhD candidate (Dutch-speaking)!
Kanker-gerelateerde vermoeidheid is een van de meest belastende en persisterende klachten bij mensen met kanker. Ondanks uitgebreid onderzoek ontbreken nog steeds een mechanistisch begrip ervan en betrouwbare voorspellers van behandelrespons. In het FAIR-CARE project wordt een fundamenteel nieuwe benadering gebruikt waarin klachten niet geïsoleerd worden bestudeerd, maar als onderdeel van een dynamisch netwerk van symptomen.…
-
We were at Amsterdam Neuroscience’s annual meeting!
The inspiring event highlighted how rapidly advancing technologies are reshaping the way we study, understand, and interact with the brain. A special highlight was the short talk Linda gave, connecting the work by the other fantastic presenters on ‘healthy’ human cognition to the clinical perspective we take in the team. In addition, Mona, Maxine, Eva…
-
Our 2025 year in review!
We wish you a very happy, productive yet contemplative 2026. As we get started with this new year, we first look back at our trials and tribulations of last year. Want to have a look as well?
-
New publication in Nature Reviews Neurology
Linda was invited to write a review on network perspectives in glioma, together with Jaap and Ayan Mandal! They describe how adult glioma is associated with a wide range of symptoms and variable survival that are not fully explained by tumour location or subtype. As we know very well in the team, recent work suggests…
Multiscale Network Neuroscience 