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AmSIA story of Bram Schermers in 30s

Do you want to explore the applied potential of your innovative idea? Bram Schermers (The Netherlands Cancer Institute) won the Amsterdam Science & Innovation Award with a technique for the improvement of breast cancer treatments. Let’s hear from Bram in a short video!

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