the barrel vault of the Grote Kerk in Naarden showcases an extraordinary work of art The five-century-old paintings above the nave and choir are astonishingly well-preserved often called the “Sistine Chapel of the North,” is undergoing a 3D scanning project to uncover the secrets of its medieval ceiling murals The digital research initiative aims to illuminate the long-standing mysteries surrounding the artwork’s origins including the artists’ identities and the precise timeframe of their creation Researchers from various Dutch universities are collaborating to create a detailed digital 3D model of the church’s barrel vault the team produces high-resolution digital mural replicas These scans will enable researchers to examine the artwork more precisely revealing intricate details in brushwork and pigmentation that are invisible to the naked eye This in-depth analysis could potentially lead to the identification of the artists and provide new insights into the techniques and materials they used This project serves a dual purpose: uncovering historical information and preserving cultural heritage The digital models will act as a permanent record of the artwork ensuring its preservation for future generations and increasing accessibility through online platforms Student involvement and restoration planning  Before the commencement of large-scale restoration efforts students can explore and work within the church The technology allows for comprehensive documentation of the expansive painted surfaces students are tasked with developing strategies to support the restoration process such as creating digital models to test potential interventions without risking damage to the actual vault The project covers 700 square meters of painted planks and beams Following the completion of the research and scanning phases the restoration process is expected to take two and a half years and require an investment exceeding $2 million researchers are optimistic that their work will unveil new aspects of Grote Kerk’s artistic legacy providing a more profound understanding of this significant piece of Dutch cultural heritage subscribe to GPS World to receive more articles just like it Image credit: Denis Pobytov / DigitalVision Vectors / Getty an oncologist would like to know if a treatment is able to reach a patient’s tumor and would like to be able to see the treatment reaching the tumor and confirm that the cancer shrunk as a result radionuclide therapies might provide a 3-in-1 treatment for some types of cancer Prices may be subject to local taxes which are calculated during checkout doi: https://doi.org/10.1038/d41591-025-00011-1 The Clinical Pipeline is a column on translational and clinical research Reprints and permissions HT is an interdisciplinary research institute created and supported by the Italian government whose aim is to develop innovative strategies to pr.. UNIL is a leading international teaching and research institution with over 5,000 employees and 17,000 students split between its Dorigny campus Department of Energy and Environmental Materials and advance cancer research in a leading translational institute Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute We are seeking a tenure-track associate professor to promote interdisciplinary research in nanoprobe life sciences or related interdisciplinary field Sign up for the Nature Briefing newsletter — what matters in science So whether you are eating delicious cheese in Edam marveling at the fortifications at Naarden or roaming about in the roadless paths of Giethoorn you will undoubtedly enjoy your weekend retreat in the best small towns in the Netherlands Hailed as the “Venice of the North” and about 33 minutes from the city of Zwolle, the dope dorp (village) of Giethoorn is only accessible via the many waterways and walking/bicycling paths crisscrossing the centuries-old thatched abodes of the town Because it is a car-free and road-deprived area Giethoorn promises plenty of fresh air and liberal treks for those interested in regions such as the Weerribben-Wieden National Park and gemstones from De Oude Aarde (The Old Earth) museum or appreciate Giethoorn’s dedication to peat excavations since the 1200s at the Museum Giethoorn 't Olde Maat Uus For those of you interested in discovering more of what Giethoorn has to offer then book a room at either the Hotel Harmonie especially in fine accommodations such as De Harmonie or De Krasse Man Approximately 19 miles from the city of Arnhern on the banks of the Ijssel and Berkel rivers the Hanseatic town of Zutphen thrusts travelers back into the medieval era With its medieval wine house of the Wijnhuis Gothic arches and towers of Saint Walburgiskerk and its Librije—one of three remaining chained libraries throughout Europe—Zutphen is a picture of the past captured by the wonders of the present is lined with many more historic structures Should you wish to know more about the town’s past then you should definitely put your belongings at the Broederenklooster or Hampshire Hotel - 's Gravenhof Zutphen Thorn has entreated many travelers with its Romanesque 14th-century abbey of the Abdij Lilbosch or the Abbey Church and its Maasland Gothic architecture as best seen in Saint Michael's Church There are also numerous treks and trails in the Thorn-Wessem ferry route beside the Maas River places like the Hotel Abdijhof Thorn do not disappoint “Hansa” refers to an alliance among old European trading cities, and the small town of Doesburg is one of these prominent trading communities in the Netherlands. Only about 22 minutes from Zutphen, Doesburg used to be a bastion fort in the 1700s on the River IJssel at its confluence with the River Oude Ijssel Designed by engineer Menno van Coehoorn at Prince Willem III’s request part of Doesburg is shaped after a star-shaped fortress replete with High Defensive Lines composed of ramparts and trenches down to the Low Defensive Lines with the Turfhaven or Kraakselaan road Within the town’s barricaded walls are the Martinotoren—an old church tower—and the Doesburgse Mosterdfabriek one can find the Netherlands’ famous tulips at the National Park Veluwezoom and one can enjoy a good night’s rest at either the Stadshotel Doesburg Zierikzee is a resplendent small town on the island of Schouwen-Duiveland Enter this historic port community vis-à-vis one of its three ancient gates spend some time admiring the Gothic architecture of the Sint-Lievensmonstertoren or the many more buildings in Zierikzee an old orphanage called the Burgerweeshuis and the 16th-century stone house of the Gravesteen Whether you are strolling through the Oude Haven (Old Harbor) or traipsing through the Oosterschelde National Park you will never feel reproachful or morose when exploring the beautiful sceneries Zierikzee promotes and protects get a much-needed vacation and a long-awaited sleep at the Hotel van Oppen Naarden is similar to Doesburg in that its shape is akin to a star-shaped fortress most European towns are known to have has protected the Gooimeer River and the 20-minute-away city of Amsterdam from invading armies Every third Sunday from the months of May to September the townsfolk of Naarden their bulwarked legacy by reenacting the 17th century via the “Garnizoensdagen.” Travelers can learn all about Naarden’s past at both the Comenius Museum and the Vestingmuseum while the Het Spans Huis (The Spanish House) focuses on the year 1572 when troops from the Spanish Empire massacred much of large Naarden’s people Feel safe and sound while staying in Naarden’s welcoming establishments like the Fortress Hotel Whether you are coming from the neighboring nations of Belgium and Germany, or from any other country in the world, the Netherlands or Holland welcomes newcomers with an austere and straightforward attitude renowned among the Dutch Step into fairytale-like dwellings in island abodes such as Zierikzee or in carless communities such as Giethoorn Delve into a wartime past in fortressed abodes and dwellings as best seen in Doesburg and Naarden sniff a few tulips and gaze up at the impressively lazy windmills that the Netherlands is known for There are many new experiences to gain from this small but influential country and among these wonders are the best small towns in the Netherlands suitable for a weekend retreat photos and original descriptions © 2025 worldatlas.com a pioneering developer of a new class of high-performance affordable liquid biopsy tests for early cancer detection and monitoring Senior Vice President of Eli Lilly and Company and CEO of Loxo@Lilly "Jake has unique experience developing and commercializing oncology medicines and knows what it takes to get technologies from the lab into clinical practice," said Delfi Diagnostics Founder and CEO "I am excited to have Jake's expertise on the Board and look forward to collaborating with him." 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Sign up for a premium subscription plan The two companies inked a non-disclosure agreement on December 22 One of the things apparent is that the companies wanted to make a splash at the JPM conference the deal came together in a surprisingly short two weeks The filing indicates Lilly’s team wanted to “expeditiously” perform due diligence and then make a big splash at the JPM In that regard, they were successful with other companies working on targeted oncology therapies like Agios Pharmaceuticals “Today’s acquisition marks the third deal for targeted oncology companies since the beginning of December and we believe the resurgence in M&A is likely to benefit the other late development-stage and early-commercial stage companies in our coverage universe.” The two companies had been in contact since April 2018 but acquisition talks only began in December Loxo has one FDA-approved drug on the market, Vitrakvi (larotrectinib) It is an oral TRK inhibitor developed and commercialized in collaboration with Bayer Regulatory documents suggest that Lilly was most interested in one of Loxo’s pipeline products which has “positive interim data” in early-stage clinical trials and had been granted breakthrough status by the FDA in September LOXO-292 is an oral RET inhibitor being evaluated across multiple cancer types Investment bank Raymond James projects almost $500 million in annual revenue for the drug by 2023 an oral BTK inhibitor currently in Phase I/II being evaluated in several B-cell leukemias and lymphomas a follow-on TRK inhibitor being studied by Loxo and Bayer Loxo didn’t hunt for competing bids and Lilly apparently revised its offer only a single time going from the initial $230 per share to $235 per share This was a 68 percent premium on Loxo’s January 4 closing share price Loxo’s chief executive officer Josh Bilenker and his team are big winners as well Bilenker’s stock options are worth $240 million raked in $92 million in stock and $41 million for the golden parachute senior vice president of Finance gained $25 million in stock and $13 million for the golden parachute Lilly has been trying to build its oncology presence. The Loxo acquisition will go a long ways toward that goal, even though the company took a hit today. Its ANNOUNCE Phase III clinical trial of Lartruvo (olaratumab) in advanced or metastatic soft tissue sarcoma (STS) failed to meet the primary endpoints of overall survival (OS) a platelet-derived growth factor receptor alpha blocking antibody was being studied in combination with doxorubicin in patients with STS compared to doxorubicin alone It didn’t meet OS in the full study population or in a sub-population of patients with leiomyosarcoma There was no difference in survival between the study arms Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granting the drug accelerated approval and conditional marketing authorization by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) Soft tissue sarcoma is a complex disease marked by multiple subtypes Sarcomas are described as “relatively rare” and typically develop in connective tissue The American Cancer Society estimated 13,040 newly diagnosed cases in 2018 with about 5,000 of those people likely to die from it “Lilly was surprised and disappointed that Lartruvo did not improve survival for patients with advanced soft tissue sarcoma in this study,” stated Anne White “Lilly is committed to helping people who have soft tissue sarcoma and we will carefully study the detailed data in an effort to better understand the different results between the two trials We are thankful for the patients and physicians who have participated in the ANNOUNCE study.” the Netherlands offers visitors a plethora of small towns that roll out the welcome mat each and every day From Oudenbosch in the province of North Brabant to Oud Beijerland in South Holland Province here are some of the most welcoming small towns in the Netherlands The town of Oudenbosch, situated in the municipality of Halderberge, is one of the most welcoming small towns in North Brabant Province. Possibly most famous for having a smaller version of Saint Peter’s Basilica in Rome Oudenbosch is also home to the Botanical Gardens of Oudenbosch which grows hundreds of varieties of plants and trees for the enjoyment of the public as well as for the preservation of the planet as a whole and the Museum of Natural History and Ethnology located in the Gooi region of the province of North Holland maintains a small-town quality while still having attributes that appease those living in a larger city Architectural wonders like Grote Kerk Cathedral and the building currently holding the town’s city hall museums such as the Comenius Mausoleum and Weegschaal Museum like Zwemstrand Naarderbos and Naardermeer are within easy travel distance from anywhere in Naarden Several unique attractions and excellent lodging choices are also available in and around Naarden history enthusiasts flock to Naarden-Bussum (Provincial Monument Station) a historic railway station that opened in the eighteen hundreds one can book a room at Huize Koempoelan or Villa de Nachtegaal Backed up against the southern bank of the Lek River is split between a modern town and an ancient city As its roots stem from before the fourteenth century one of the only town gates to remain intact and operational from medieval times to the present day There are also many attractions in and around Vianen that showcase the local community's hospitality which first opened in the mid-thirteenth century as an annual fair and way to trade horses the horse fair in October attracts upwards of twenty-five thousand visitors every year several quaint inns are available in and around town including Bed & Breakfast aan de Lek and Bed & Breakfast De Poldersteeg As Thermen Bad Nieuweschans translates into thermal baths of Nieuweschans with “Bad” - “bath” added on later to promote tourism is perhaps best known for being home to some of the best spas in the area Most people visit for the relaxing mineral spas which provide an escape from urban woes and stress Yet this town of just under fourteen hundred residents has more to offer that many overlook Nieuweschans has several amenities that cater to the municipality of Oldambt a museum that showcases a wide variety of cultural art Some local dining and lodging choices are worth checking out in and around town including de Gouden Leeuw (the Golden Lion) which offers guests excellent local food and a quaint rustic place to sleep for a single evening or even the entire weekend Giethoorn, located in the municipality of Steenwijkerland in the province of Overijssel, is home to a section of pastoral canals that were first created while digging for peat moss, earning the small town the honorific title “Venice of the Netherlands.” Along with the picturesque quality of the canals which are situated to the south and east of Giethoorn this quaint town of less than three thousand people is home to a plethora of day trips including the Keukenhof tulip fields tour and the Zaanse Schans windmill tour From beautiful tulip gardens to a scenic windmill these day trips are ideal for all kinds of travellers There are even several activities for visitors to experience along with the locals or even on their own in Giethoorn like renting a boat or canoe for the day to experience the true sense of beauty this pastoral village town offers each and every day Located on the southern edge of Lake Grevelingen in the province of Zeeland the town of Brouwershaven is a haven for water activities on the water and dry land There are also several underwater activities guests are encouraged to experience the beauty of various great trails near the lake from cutting through thick foliage to running along Lake Grevenlingen's scenic shores visitors can experience a variety of dining options which offers up more of a Japanese seafood cuisine Groenlo is also home to a deep canal that traverses around the north half of town Visitors can take a one or two person kayak or a three person canoe along this canal and experience Groenlo in a whole new way Now a part of the municipality of Hoeksche Waard the town of Oud-Beijerland is currently home to about twenty-five thousand people That population swells significantly during King’s Day and the Toost Festival is a festival held at the end of April that honours the birth of Willem-Alexander the Toost Festival showcases a variety of Food Trucks Those who miss out on the local events need not fret as historical monuments like the Old City Hall and de Dorpskerk church await with rustic tales located within the municipality of Maasgouw in the province of Limburg is home to a plethora of white-washed buildings in the centre of town earning it the nickname the “white village” of Thorn This small town of just under three thousand residents also lies on two different rivers Along with the historical and naturalistic views of Thorn this town welcomes visitors every year to experience several attractions which obtained its name when Napoleon invaded the Netherlands in the 1700s and converted the Abbey’s Garden and Vineyard into a town square visitors can enjoy the sights of the Thorn Museum on one side of the square and the former Abbey Church on the other There is a magnitude of small towns within the Netherlands that almost literally “roll out the red carpet” for visitors these small towns possess a level of hospitality that includes everyone from three to ninety-three Whether visiting Giethoorn for a smaller version of Venice and its famous canals or checking out the town of Brouwershaven for some Japanese seafood a welcoming hand and a cheerful smile are available for anyone who wishes to stop by these small towns in the Netherlands Josh Bilenker’s abrupt ex­it from the top job at Loxo On­col­o­gy at Lil­ly on Fri­day came as a sur­prise to many but Eli Lil­ly is promis­ing to fi­nal­ly start ham­mer­ing the small and af­flu­ent PD-(L)1 club with a “dis­rup­tive” pric­ing strat­e­gy for … Upgrade to Premium for unlimited access and Premium exclusives 2012 at 4:26 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}It is with great joy that our School Board of Directors awards Renee VanNaarden the Lion’s Pride award for October 2012 She was nominated by a fellow teacher who wrote that “Renee embodies all that is good and right in American education She is the consummate teacher—professional Renee has matured into what all of us in education aspire to be: an inspiration to colleagues and a great source of pride for the Lower Moreland community.” but Renee did not set out to be a Spanish teacher She thought she was going to be an English teacher which was what her first job out of college was after majoring in English and Spanish She actually had her first teaching job in the high school from which she graduated She then taught in Massachusetts for three years when her husband was transferred She did substitute teaching while her three children were younger One of her substitute positions with Lower Moreland was as a long-term substitute Spanish teacher This position required a great deal of courage on her part given that the bulk of her experience was in English but it turned out that she loved teaching Spanish and she happily accepted a contract teaching Spanish when it was offered to her Initially she travelled between Murray Avenue and the High School but now she is happily immersed in the High School She started the Spanish Club around 17 years ago at the High School since none had existed The event for which she is now famous throughout the community is “Dancing with the Spanish Stars” extravaganza which will have its 6th performance in March We expect that the High School Auditorium will be packed once again “Dancing with the Spanish Stars” got its start through cultural activities that the Spanish Club was doing including dancing flamingo Renee has brought in professional dancers to assist with the event but she has been able to find students in the Club who dance competitively she has been able to get a former student to teach the dancing but Renee still spends countless hours ensuring that this presentation is a night to remember but when the students decided that they wanted to give something back to the community the nearly $1,000 in funds raised were donated to the Foundation for Lower Moreland Schools Renee is motivated to go above and beyond her teaching duties because she enjoys the positive vibes that she gets from the students and she enjoys seeing them grow and be challenged Her own kids laugh at her because when a school year is ending she will say that she doesn’t think she could ever enjoy a group of students as much as she did those who are departing she won’t be able to stop talking about how great her new students are Renee is also motivated as a former Lower Moreland parent who sent her three children here she volunteered at each of our schools and got to know so many of her fellow teachers and gained such a respect for the 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Seniors Megan McGowan and Jake Van Naarden star in the Triangle Club's 115th annual production is a composer and lyricist based in New York City and a founding member of Prospect Theater Company He received the 2003 Richard Rodgers New Horizons Award from the ASCAP Foundation and a 2002 grant from the Jonathan Larson Performing Arts Foundation he wrote "The Pursuit of Persephone," a new musical about F Scott Fitzgerald's college years at Princeton His other musicals include "Lonely Rhymes," "The Alchemists," "Illyria" (which was produced at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey) This webpage uses Cookies and JavaScript in order to work properly We strongly recommend to enable those technologies in yur browser In case of wrongly displayed content you can request necessary information at e-mail address wwwadmin@mzv.cz Czechia to Send New Ambassador to Lebanon "Czech Support to Ukraine Will Continue," Minister Lipavský Assured Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha World Press Freedom Day 2025 New Ambassadors to Jordan and Ukraine Two different cultural sites in the Netherlands were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List on Monday The new water defence lines and the Colonies of Benevolence became the 11th and 12th locations from the Netherlands on the list A Dutch and German portion of the Frontiers of the Roman Empire was also going to be discussed by the World Heritage Committee later this week There are over a thousand World Heritage Sites in total The Defence Lines of the were constructed on orders of King Willem I in the early 19th century as a system of waterworks to protect the country against its enemies and to defend against high water It is an 85-kilometer long route from Biesbosch to Muiden It includes the Muiderslot and Slot Lovestein castles The Defence Line was extended to Amsterdam towards the end of that century "Extending 135 km around the city of Amsterdam this defence line (built between 1883 and 1920) is the only example of a fortification based on the principle of controlling the waters." the World Heritage Committee added the Colonies of Benevolence from Belgium and the Netherlands on the list just south of the Dutch border with Belgium The Society of Benevolence built the seven sub-sites starting in 1818 "to reduce poverty through social employment in new agricultural settlements," UNESCO stated "The colonies were established either as ‘free’ - for families who received the chance to run small farms or ‘unfree’ - as large collective structures for vagrants and orphans," the organization added "The Colonies of Benevolence pioneered a new public private approach based on investments in agriculture on barren land providing access to education and employment and preserving ‘peace and order' in society on the one hand but also 'false assumptions about the make-ability and productivity of people and land' on the other." Poor people in cities were given plots of land and cattle so they could become self-sufficient and their children were given an education The Roman Limes was a northern border of the Roman Empire which had territory in the Netherlands extending to include Nijmegen The World Heritage Committee will consider adding them this week as the 13th UNESCO site in the Netherlands Just last year archeologists uncovered a section of an aqueduct in Nijmegen. Roman roads were also found further away near Katwijk The UNESCO submission was made by 20 Dutch municipalities You can now click/tap WATCH to start the live stream You can now click/tap LISTEN to start the live stream You can now click/tap LATEST NEWS to start the live stream North Melbourne footballers have been accused of behaving badly and abusing residents during the club’s post-season celebrations at a Port Melbourne pub last Wednesday 3AW Breakfast’s Rumour File was alerted to a possible case of ‘out of control’ behaviour from members of a ‘sporting club’ last week Port Melbourne resident Tzena Naarden then revealed on 3AW Drive she had been abused by a group of young men who had spilled out into a laneway next to her home but did not realise who they were at the time She said she had since found out they were North Melbourne players Ms Naarden said the men were looking for a set of keys outside The Cricketer’s Arms Hotel and one of them set off an alarm after climbing onto the roof of a house ‘They told me to go away in not the nicest terms,’ Ms Naarden said ‘I’d like to say I’ve found those keys She said the pub had a reputation of being a ‘little out of control’ at times ‘I’m not completely blaming them (players) I’m more blaming the pub for letting them escape and run riot in the street,’ she said 3AW Drive retrieved the set of keys from Ms Naarden and Tom Elliott has invited their owner to come and pick them up LISTEN: Port Melbourne resident says North Melbourne players abused her we think there's some value in giving the SurvivorNet community access to some key players in the oncology ecosystem who have tremendous influence over what medications ultimately make it into the oncologist’s office at the country’s largest cancer conference we had the chance to sit down with Jake Van Naarden Executive Vice President at pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly “It’s an unfortunate reality that I think our innovation hopefully over time can either reduce those kinds of phone calls over time in the best-case scenario or at least make those phone calls a little bit less scary,” he added “I don’t take a lot of pleasure in reporting that for patients with newly diagnosed metastatic breast cancer only 60-70% receive one of these drugs as their initial therapy,” he said “So that means that 30 to 40% of patients are not getting drugs that have proven clinical benefits Eli Lilly says the next step lies with on-the-ground education for physicians “We need … physicians to make sure they’re up to speed on the latest data coming out of conferences … so that they’re adopting the medicines that can most impact [patient] lives,” he said This helps make sure “that those medicines are adopted for the right patient so that the outcomes that we’ve observed in clinical trials can actually be felt by public health and by individual human beings.” Learn more about SurvivorNet's rigorous medical review process. 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