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 					Other awards include <a href="../archive/jasn_reviewer_of_the_year.html">"Best Reviewer of the Year" from JASN</a> (2024), <a href="../archive/nfn_nierstichting_proefschriftprijs.html">“Best PhD Thesis in Nephrology” by the NFN/Nierstichting</a> (2022), Elsevier Weekblad’s “30 under 30” list (2022), <a href="../archive/vve_publicatieprijs.html">“Best epidemiology article by a junior researcher” by the Dutch Epidemiology Society</a> (2022; for the article <a href="https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34844936/">Fu et al. BMJ 2021</a>) and various congress awards as listed <a href="talks.html#congresses">here</a>.
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-					I am fortunate to have been continuously funded with various grants throughout my research career (total €874,386). 
+					I am fortunate to have been continuously funded with various grants throughout my research career (total €874,386): 
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-							A personal LUMC MD/PhD-scholarship (2018) allowed me to complete my PhD before my masters.
+							A personal LUMC MD/PhD-scholarship (2018) allowed me to complete my PhD before my MD degree;
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-							A Rubicon grant (2021) from NWO gave me the opportunity to go abroad and receive postdoctoral training at Harvard.
+							A Rubicon grant (2021) from NWO gave me the opportunity to go abroad and receive postdoctoral training at Harvard;
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-							I am now supervising my first PhD student with support of a personal €240.000-grant from the Nierstichting (2022).
+							I am now supervising my first PhD student with support of a personal €240.000-grant from the Nierstichting (2022);
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 							And the recent VENI grant (2024) allows me to venture into the new exciting field of personalized medicine.