Seven winners of University Study Prize 2024: waste algorithms, conspiracy theories and more
Seven present or former Radboud University students are the proud winners of the 2024 University Study Prize. They are awarded this prize for writing a thesis of exceptional quality during the past academic year.
NWO Impact Explorer Grant for exploring the market potential of an eReactor NMR probe
In this project, the interdisciplinary team explores options to commercialize or license the eReactor NMR probe, with the aim of contributing to the energy storage solutions of the future.
EenVandaag: Natascha Wagner on Taxation of Asian Webshops
Professor Natascha Wagner contributes to EenVandaag on the taxation of Asian E-commerce.
Ursula von der Leyen's big ‘I got you’ moment
Sandrino Smeets has been researching crisis negotiations in the European Union for years. Read his latest opinion in the Volkskrant about Ursula von der Leyen.
NWO grant for HySUCCESS consortium
HySUCCESS consortium launched to examine socio-economic aspects and implementation of hydrogen.
NWO Veni grants for research into privacy in criminal law, mining and malaria
The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded a Veni grant to fifteen young researchers at Radboud University and Radboudumc. With this grant of up to 320.000 euro they can further elaborate their own ideas during a period of three years.
Publication in Experimental Economics: A study by Sara Arts, Qiyan Ong and Jianying Qiu on Measuring Decision Confidence
Sara Arts, Qiyan Ong and Jianying Qiu examined how to reliably measure decision security. The paper is published in Experimental Economics.
Claudia Gross in podcast Boeie met Unseen on MLM and Dropshipping.
What is multi-level marketing and Dropshipping and what are the problems? University lecturer Claudia Gross talks about this in the podcast Boeie with Unseen.
System change not climate change! New paper out: How to make climate policy more effective
Vincent de Gooyert, Heleen de Coninck and Bernard ter Haar publiced a new paper about how to make climate policy more effective.
Should NPO Be Shaken Up? | Radboud Current Affairs Podcast with political scientist Emily Gravesteijn
This podcast in Dutch. Listen to this Radboud Current Affairs podcast in Dutch, in which philosopher and program manager Bas van Woerkum-Rooker talks with political scientist Emily Gravesteijn about the criticism of the NPO.
Supporting the right small changes can have big impacts
Small changes in our everyday actions can trigger significant, rapid societal shifts especially when it comes to climate action. A newstudy highlights the importance of analyzing these dynamics with a comprehensive framework.
In memory of Victor Dupont
Today we received the devastating news that our student Victor Dupont has passed away.
Jury 'blown away': Famke Veenstra wins Daniel Heinsius prize for best master's thesis in political science
Famke Veenstra wins Daniel Heinsius Prize for the best master's thesis in the Netherlands, awarded on behalf of the Dutch Circle for Science of Politics NKWP.
New book offers tools for better policy towards work-life balance
A good work-life balance looks different for everyone. Radboud researchers from five different faculties have come up with concrete tools in their book, Maintaining a Sustainable Work-Life Balance.
How AI can prevent AI from harming your organization
Artificial Intelligence can help tremendously with operations within companies and make your customers' lives a lot easier. Karim Sidaoui, assistant professor of marketing at Radboud University, co-wrote a guideline that will help managers.
Recap Research Day IMR Academy & Doctoral School 2024: 'Innovation in Governance and Sustainability'
On Thursday 13 June 2024 the annual Research Day IMR Academy & Doctoral School took place at Nijmegen School of Management. The theme of this year's Research Day was 'Innovation in Governance and Sustainability'.
How long will the African population continue to grow?
New research by Jeroen Smits from Radboud University and Lamar Crombach from ETH Zurich suggests that population growth in Africa might slow down faster than predicted by these projections.
Sustainable plastics are not a solution, researchers warn
With hundreds of millions of tonnes of plastic produced and used on a yearly basis, it's no surprise that people are looking for alternatives. Yet so-called ‘sustainable plastics’ are not a silver bullet, warn researchers.
Four researchers from Economics & Business Economics receive NWO Open Competition SSH XS Grant
Four researcher from the department of Economics and Business Economics of Nijmegen School of Management received a NWO Open Competition SSH XS Grant.
Radboud alumnus Dick Schoof new candidate prime minister
The search for the foreman of the newly formed cabinet has been accomplished since this afternoon: 67-year-old Dick Schoof, Radboud University alumnus in Spatial Planning, is the new candidate for prime minister.
