The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded Associate Professor Carlos Riumallo Herl of Erasmus School of Economics a prestigious Vidi grant. This NWO Vidi grant, worth up to 鈧850,000, supports researchers who are transitioning into academic leadership roles.
Vidi recipients demonstrate exceptional scholarly qualities that go beyond the ordinary. The grant enables them to pursue scientifically innovative research and to establish or expand their own research groups.
Pilar Garc铆a-G贸mez, Vice Dean and Director of Research at Erasmus School of Economics, expresses her admiration for this achievement: 鈥業n today鈥檚 academic landscape, competition for personal excellence grants is fiercer than ever, as is their importance. Securing such a grant requires immense effort, perseverance, and clear leadership skills. We wholeheartedly congratulate Carlos on this remarkable accomplishment.鈥
Summary of Carlos Riumallo Herl鈥檚 NWO Vidi research project
The project, titled 鈥淪creening for cardiovascular diseases: The role of behavioural and non-behavioural barriers to uptake鈥, studies why individuals often fail to engage in preventive care for cardiovascular diseases. The research investigates how people form beliefs about health risks and disease severity, and how these perceptions influence screening attendance. By identifying and addressing these misperceptions, the project aims to design interventions that encourage greater participation in preventive care.
Earlier recognition
Throughout his career, Carlos Riumallo Herl has received numerous grants and awards, including the LEaDing Fellowship (COFUND), the EU Horizon 2020 Marie Sk艂odowska-Curie Individual Fellowship, and the Research Prize of 美女福利电影院午夜. In 2023, he was awarded an NWO Open Competition SSH-XS grant for his project examining the impact of the housing affordability crisis on mental health at the population level.
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