Swipe, match, happy? Dating app users less satisfied with relationship status than non-users
Mobile dating apps are a popular way to meet people. A new study by Radboud University researchers shows that people who use dating apps actually tend to be overall less satisfied with their relationship status than those who don't.
Possibly unable to access shared mailbox folders due to changed permissions
Sometimes it is necessary to share folders in Outlook with colleagues. It is important that these permissions are set carefully to prevent others from inadvertently accessing your emails and seeing data not intended for them.
Hierarchy, discomfort and reflection
In this Executive Board column, Rector Magnificus José Sanders writes about the Prevent - Care - Cure plan of action to combat transgressive behavior.
The power of community building for sustainability
Building a community committed to your company or organisation's sustainability policy. Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine and Radboud University did it and share their knowledge and experiences in a report.
Municipality of Nijmegen awards Silver Waal Bridge Pin
Former Rector Han van Krieken received the Silver Waal Bridge Pin today. Find more information about the award here.
Former prime minister Dries van Agt passed away
Former prime minister Dries van Agt passed away on Monday 5 February at the age of 93. Van Agt studied Law at Radboud University between 1949 and 1955 and became professor of criminal law and criminal procedure in 1968.
Dutch universities want more balance in internationalisation
In the context of Universities of the Netherlands (UNL), Dutch universities have agreed to take measures to balance the internationalisation of Dutch university education.
Conny Aerts receives Crafoord Prize for astronomy
Professor of Asteroseismology Conny Aerts, affiliated with Radboud University and KU Leuven, has been awarded the Crafoord Prize for astronomy.
Matthias van Rossum appointed professor by special appointment Global Histories of Labour and Colonialism
Radboud University and the International Institute of Social History (IISH) are jointly establishing the Special Chair in Global Histories of Labour and Colonialism, to be filled by Matthias van Rossum from 1 February 2024.
‘Staying healthy’ is better than ‘not getting ill’ in vaccine information
New research from Radboud University shows that it can be useful to focus vaccine information on what does happen, rather than what does not happen.
Grant of €700,000 to gain better understanding of nitrogen dioxide with GELSONDE
Nitrogen dioxide is a gas that accounts for a large proportion of nitrogen precipitation and is difficult to measure. This may change with the GELSONDE project in which Radboud scientists are collaborating with KNMI and SensorSense.
Radboud Rocks and extended Dies celebrations cancelled in 2024
After a festive year due to Radboud University's centenary in 2023, the university will take a step back in 2024. The festivities of Radboud Rocks and the Dies celebration will not take place.
Mathijs Vervloed appointed professor by special appointment of Supported communication in children with multiple disabilities
From 1 September 2023, Mathijs Vervloed has been appointed extraordinary professor of Supported Communication in children with multiple disabilities at the Behavioural Science Institute of the Faculty of Social Sciences.
Listening to music after stress: 'Genre doesn't matter'
Krisna Adiasto discovered that music genre doesn't seem to play a role in the songs we choose to recover from stress, but the songs that work do have shared characteristics. He will receive his doctorate from Radboud University on 29 January.
Gravitational wave detector LISA officially adopted by ESA as mission
The Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) opens up a new part of the gravitational wave spectrum as the first space-based detector.
Huck Chuah appointed new member of Supervisory Board
Huck Chuah has been appointed a member of the Radboud University Supervisory Board.
5 misconceptions about understandable writing
There are quite a few misconceptions about understandable writing. Writing trainer Marjet Tamse, who provides training in understandable writing at In’to, discusses five of these misconceptions and explains the reality of the situation.
Paula Fikkert appointed as the new dean of the Faculty of Arts
As of 1 March 2024, Paula Fikkert will be the new dean of the Faculty of Arts. Since 2007, Paula Fikkert has been Professor of First Language Acquisition and Phonology at the Centre for Language Studies (CLS).
M87* one year later: proof of persistent black hole shadow
The brightness peak of the ring around M87's supermassive black hole has shifted 30 degrees counterclockwise in a year. This is shown in new images released by the Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration.
Try the newest version of Teams as from now
From now on, you will see a slider toggle in Teams, via which you can try out the completely renewed version of Teams. As from 1 April 2024, the current Teams application will be replaced. Until then, you can switch between the two versions.
