In general, research at the Academic Centre for Dentistry Amsterdam (ACTA) focuses on the physiology and pathology of the tissues in and around the oral cavity. Our research is number 2 in the QS World University Rankings by Subject. ACTA endeavours to concentrate on 2 research priority areas: Oral infections and inflammation and Oral Regenerative Medicine. These areas have been set up around academically robust groups, with clinical questions as their central topic. Besides the 2 research focuses ACTA also does research on Education.
Research Code
How to deal with subjects or human tissue? Or with data management, authorship, the media or academic integrity? About that, and other issues, the VU University Medical Centre Amsterdam (VUmc) and the Academic Medical Center (AMC) jointly wrote a research code. You can download the information via: Research Code
Annual Reports
You can find details of the ACTA Research Institute’s in these annual reports of the past few years:
- Annual Research Report 2019
- Annual Research Report 2018
- Annual Research Report 2017
- Annual Research Report 2016
- Annual Research Report 2015
- Annual Research Report 2014
- Annual Research Report 2013
- Annual Research Report 2012
- Annual Research Report 2011
- Annual Research Report 2010
- Annual Research Report 2009
- Annual Research Report 2008
- Annual Research Report 2007