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Institutional openness in faith-based settings may aid diversity; leaves open effects on cardiology research collaboration.
The catholic tag of K.U.Leuven (catholic in Dutch is katholiek, hence the K in the acronym) dates from its foundation in 1425 by Pope Martin V, and its mission statement refers to "high-quality interdisciplinary research and education with a catholic signature." However, Professor Van de Werf says, "In practice, we are even more open to other religions and nonreligious people than nonreligious institutions."
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