Institute of Chemical Neuroscience (iCNS)
The iCNS is a 10-year research program that focuses on unraveling the molecular mechanisms behind brain diseases such as depression.
Collaboration and opportunities
Though fundamental in nature, the value of our research is boosted by collaboration with application-oriented partners. The Faculty of Science is positioned at the beginning of the knowledge value chain: through further development in society or industry our research has the potential to lead to innovation and new products. We're therefore involved as a knowledge partner in a large number of collaborations and consortia.
A selection of our collaborations
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ATLAS (CERN)
ATLAS is one of the largest collaborations in science. It involves studying proton-proton collisions at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. -
Amsterdam Microbiome Expertise Center (AMEC)
AMEC is an Amsterdam research initiative that aims to increase understanding of microbiomes for, among other things, new treatment methods for diseases. -
KM3NeT
KM3NeT is a research infrastructure working on the next generation neutrino telescopes for research into the elusive neutrino particles
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NETWORKS
NETWORKS is a 10-year research program that aims to build intelligent networks for applications in transportation, traffic, communications and energy. -
CropXR
The CropXR institute develops technology and methods to create new crop varieties that are more resilient, sustainable and climate adaptive. -
Innovation Center for Artificial Intelligence
The ICAI brings together knowledge in the Netherlands to develop talent and technology in the field of artificial intelligence. -
Centre for Analytical Sciences Amsterdam
CASA stimulates research and investments in analytical sciences in the Netherlands and specifically in Amsterdam.
Interested in collaborating?
Companies are increasingly seeking to collaborate with the Faculty of Science. Would you like to know more about collaboration opportunities? Send an email to samenwerking-science@uva.nl or contact one of our Impact Developers.
Creating opportunities
Collaboration creates opportunities for students and researchers at our faculty, as many research projects offer students the chance to do interesting and highly educational internships with our partners. It also offers researchers greater diversity in their work and career.
Enterprising students and researchers who see opportunities to do more with their academic expertise can apply for support from Caempus and Innovation Exchange Amsterdam (IXA).
A selection of our partners
