ZNS Foundation promotes pioneering research on traumatic brain trauma

ZNS Foundation awards the funding award and this year's scholarship

Bonn, April 11, 2025 -The ZNS Foundation has awarded its renowned sponsorship award to young scientists who are under 35 and have shown outstanding achievements in the field of rehabilitation of brain injuries. In addition, a twelve -month scholarship of 10,000 euros is advertised to support doctoral theses in the field of neurosciences with a focus on skull brain trauma.

Heavy traumatic brain trauma not only represent great challenges for those affected, but also for their relatives. However, research brings new hope, since recent scientific knowledge could significantly improve the treatment approaches and long -term forecasts. In the course of the 16th aftercare congress of the ZNS Foundation, which took place in Dresden on April 10th and 11th, 2025, two top-class research work was recognized, which took up central questions in the context of the care of those affected.

The first excellent work comes from Henry David Wichter, who analyzes the influence of the professional reintegration of patients after severe traumatic brain trauma in his promotional project. With the aim of identifying risk factors for a successful return to professional life, his research examines data that includes both medical and professional dimensions.

Florian Olde Heuvel was awarded the sponsorship award for his contribution to research. His work on organic markets for the forecast of disease courses after traumatic brain trauma offers new approaches to early assessment of neuronal damage and has the potential to optimize and individually adapt therapy measures. These two research projects not only stand out through their scientific relevance, but could also contribute to improving the quality of life for patients.

Supported by the ZNS Foundation,

summarized is an important step in the promotion of innovative research projects that deal with the complex challenges after a traumatic brain trauma. The results could not only revolutionize medical care, but also pave the way for new therapy concepts.

For further information about the promotional award and the ZNS Foundation's scholarship, please visit the official website.