- See RU profile page & group page for a description of our research
- MOCIA: Maintaining Optimal Cognitive function In Ageing – a personalised lifestyle prevention approach
- WP3: Gut-brain mechanisms; PhD students: Mark van Loenen, Lianne Remie; trainees: Esmee van Rixel, Ilke de Lange; research assistant: Diede Booltink; PIs: Esther Aarts & Joukje Oosterman
- Knowledge utilisation: Yolanda Kooijmans
- grant: NWO crossover (main applicant: Esther Aarts, co-applicants)
- The obesity spiral: inflammation and effortless fast food choices
- PhD student: Judith Scholing; postdoc: Ruben van den Bosch, Lisa-Katrin Kaufmann; research assistant: Lisette Olsthoorn
- grant: ERC starting grant (applicant: Esther Aarts)
- Understanding brain mechanisms of cancer-related fatigue: a sickness-behaviour approach
- PhD student: Britt Lambregts; co-supervisor: Esther Aarts; PI: Marieke van der Schaaf
- grant: KWF (applicant: Marieke van der Schaaf)
- EMBRACE: Qualifying multivariate associations between large-scale brain network connectivity and gut microbiome composition
- Research assistant: Evie Brinkman; trainee: Wieneke de Kreuk; PIs: Esther Aarts & Nils Kohn
- grant: healthy brain study, team science subsidy (applicants: Esther Aarts & Nils Kohn)