Marieke Vinkenoog and Simon Christian Hansmann have been awarded the Krijn Rietveld Memorial Innovation Awards for their research in blood donation and colorectal cancer. Vinkenoog’s work on predictive modeling for donor eligibility and Hansmann’s identification of cancer cells linked to tumor recurrence exemplify the integration of advanced scientific methods to address pressing health challenges.

OEGSTGEEST, the Netherlands, September 04, 2025 / Biotech Newswire / -- Toxys, a leading innovator in animal-free toxicology solutions, announces...

This October, YES!Delft launches its MedTech Accelerator: a programme designed to help start-ups in the medical technology sector take their...

On Thursday 4 September, 125 first-year students of the Middelbaar Laboratoriumonderwijs (MLO) programme were welcomed to Leiden Bio Science Park....

Equals, together with the Municipality of Leiden and Leiden Bio Science Park, is launching a role-model campaign during Techweek in November. The...

The start of September marks the return of thousands of students to Leiden, and also to Leiden Bio Science Park. With lecture halls filling up, labs...

On September 4, the BioPartner community came together at BioPartner 5 for the annual Closing Summer Party. This year’s edition had a vibrant...

Three researchers from Leiden University have secured highly competitive Starting Grants from the European Research Council (ERC), enabling them to...

Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) has opened a new Acute Short Stay unit, offering patients a calm space for up to 12 hours after an emergency visit.