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René Bekkers receives Open Science Amsterdam Award

by givingnl | Feb 2, 2023 | News

René Bekkers received an Open Science Amsterdam Award for the project Transparency in Nonprofit and Philanthropy Research. The Open Science Amsterdam community encourages awareness of open science principles and adherence to them at UMC Amsterdam, VU, UvA,...

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René Bekkers receives Open Science Amsterdam Award

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Support from companies for charities during corona crisis is greater than ever

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