Research at UMC Utrecht Innovating care

UMC Utrecht's research is at the forefront of innovation, spanning six strategic programs. We embrace a dynamic, multidisciplinary approach, putting patients at the heart of everything we do.

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Child Health Circulatory Health

Titia Lely oration: Under high pressure

6 November 2024
Infection & Immunity

Challenges in diagnosis and follow-up of chronic Q fever

6 November 2024
Cancer Infection & Immunity

Patricia Olofsen-Dieleman and Niels Bovenschen both receive NWO ENW-XS grant for cancer immunotherapy research

29 October 2024
Circulatory Health

Kidney patients experience better quality of life with new dialysis treatment

28 October 2024
Child Health Infection & Immunity

Self-management may improve chronic fatigue in adolescents and young adults

25 October 2024

In conversation about cardiovascular disease in women

Innovation Center for Advanced Therapies: bridging bench to bedside

‘Make sport as accessible and informal as possible’

Strategic programs

The UMC Utrecht research is concentrated in six multidisciplinary programs with each a limited number of disease targets. Patient care is integrated in these programs. Interaction with patients and society creates an ‘innovation loop’ where societal issues guide scientific research and where scientific results quickly move from bench to bedside. We changed our incentive and reward system to better align it with our mission of connecting with patients and creating societal impact.
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Our research for the healthcare of tomorrow

At UMC Utrecht, we're shaping the healthcare of tomorrow. Our dedicated research teams collaborate with partners and patients to conduct groundbreaking multidisciplinary studies. With patient needs at the forefront, we strive for excellence and meaningful impact on both individual and societal levels.

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13-11-2024 from 09:00 to 17:00

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25-01-2025 - 17-02-2025 from 23:44 to 16:00
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Research Innovation & Support

Innovation through research drives economic growth, solves complex problems, and improves quality of life. Our Research Office is essential for our research ecosystem. They provide (administrative) support guidance. This allows researchers to focus on groundbreaking ideas, ensuring regulatory compliance, facilitating collaborations, and securing funding to turn discoveries into impactful innovations.

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EWUU alliance: Innovation through interdisciplinary collaboration

The EWUU alliance consists of Eindhoven University of Technology, Wageningen University & Research, Utrecht University and University Medical Centre Utrecht. We are complementary in knowledge and talent and work to contribute to societal transitions by breaking boundaries and fostering interdisciplinary cooperation. Together, we strive for scientific breakthroughs in fields like molecular life sciences and artificial intelligence, aiming to address challenges related to health, food, energy, and sustainability.

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Making more impact with strategic partnerships

UMC Utrecht strives to be an inspiring partner that brings different worlds together and creates powerful cooperation at an international, national and regional level. By building ties and working together, we turn scientific research and education into products and services and innovation with added value for society.

Our strategic research partners

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Technologies

Research technologies are essential for research hospitals, driving medical advancements and improving patient care through advanced technology and collaborative environments.

Career

What makes the UMC Utrecht exceptional? Everything is about people: patients and students, but employees too. They are what make up our organisation.

Education

The Faculty of Medicine of Utrecht University and the UMC Utrecht work together in the field of medical education, biomedical education and research.