More insight into craniofacial malformations through zebrafish research
In a publication in Frontiers, PhD candidate Sophie Raterman and her colleagues have shown that a specific gene has an important function in the development of the facial skeleton.
Superconductivity of ultrathin materials revealed
Quantum computing is the future generation of data processing devices, solving problems faster than classical computers do. One of the approaches is to use the quantum properties of superconductors, often in small dimensions and large magnetic fields
Characterizing agrochemical degradation products of BoostCrop
Researchers at HFML-FELIX have used the FELIX laser to elucidate the structure of the solar-induced degradation products of Sinapoyl Malata, one of the photomolecular heater agrochemicals developed by the BoostCrop consortium.
Pushing the boundaries of molecular collisions
How do molecules behave when they collide? What are the fundamental processes that underlie molecular interactions? Studying collisions between individual molecules in the gas phase is one of the most fundamental methods.
ENW-grants for three Radboud researchers
Three Radboud researchers receive a grant from the NWO Open Competition ENW-M. M-grants are intended for innovative, high-quality and/or scientifically urgent fundamental research.
NWO Open Competition Domain Science-M Grant for research on controlling molecular interactions for quantum simulation
Tijs Karman, researcher in the Theoretical Chemistry group within the Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM) at Radboud University has been awarded an NWO Open Competition Domain Science-M Grant.
Two Vici grants for Faculty of Arts: Mirjam Broersma and Alicia Montoya
Alicia Montoya (RICH) and Mirjam Broersma (CLS) will both receive a Vici grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO). This will enable them to develop an innovative line of research and set up their own research group for five years.
Vici-grants for research into fiction, trauma and malaria
Three scientists from Radboud University and Radboudumc will receive a Vici research grant from NWO. Alicia Montoya and Mirjam Broersma of Radboud University and Teun Bousema of Radboudumc will receive 1.5 million euros for their research.
Discourse analysis natural gas extraction Groningen
The parliamentary committee of inquiry into natural gas extraction Groningen (PEAG) presents its final report. Staff from the Centre for Parliamentary History (CPG) contributed to the inquiry report in the form of a discourse analysis.
Two Vici grants for Faculty of Arts: Mirjam Broersma and Alicia Montoya
Alicia Montoya (RICH) and Mirjam Broersma (CLS) will both receive a Vici grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO). This will enable them to develop an innovative line of research and set up their own research group for five years.
Strongest MRI scanner in the world will be built in the Netherlands
The Donders Institute (Radboud University), together with six partners, has received a €19 million Roadmap grant from NWO. It will be used to build the world's first MRI scanner in Nijmegen with a magnetic field strength of 14 Tesla.
Twelfth Edition 'Scientific breakthroughs into the classroom!' is out
Colonial systems had far-reaching consequences for children in colonised areas, which still resonate today. The research by Marit Monteiro, Maaike Derksen and Marleen Reichgelt has now been translated into teaching materials for primary education.
NWO grants for four researchers of the Faculty of Social Sciences
Researchers Daniela Becker, Evelien Heijselaar, Dominique Maciejewski & Saskia van Schaik were recently awarded an SGW Open Competition XS grant by the Dutch Research Council (NWO).
NWO grants for research by Katerina Manevska and Stéfanie André
Researchers Katerina Manevska (Political Science) and Stéfanie André (Public Administration) were both recently awarded an Open Competition XS grant by the Dutch Research Council (NWO).
KWF Grant for research on expression of sugars for development of cancer medicines
Thomas Boltje, researcher from the Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM) of Radboud University, has received a KWF Grant of nearly 700.000 Euro for research on the expression of sugars aimed at drug development for cancer treatment.
Ultra-clean graphene controls electronic transport in Quantum Hall effect
The quantum Hall effect, observed in two-dimensional electron systems when subjected to low temperatures and strong magnetic fields, plays a crucial role for the development of new two-dimensional electron systems in general.
Innovation Competition 2023 Prize for IMM-developed hydrogel for 3D cell culture applications
Lotte Gerrits and Paul Kouwer from the Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM) of Radboud University have won the Innovation Competition 2023 for the development of a functional gel for cell culture applications.
Electric field makes ultracold molecules stick together
When molecules at room temperature collide, e.g. in the atmosphere, they form a complex that falls apart again within picoseconds. In ultracold collisions, at temperatures of only one millionth of a degree Celsius above absolute zero.
Gill nitrogen cycle bacteria convert ammonia to dinitrogen gas
A research team from Animal Physiology and Microbiology, in collaboration with Wageningen University, have published an article on improving the health of fish by changing their diet, which allows their natural processes to function better.
Herding wolves? Centre members publish Harvard Business Review piece on how to navigate the modern M&A advisory arena
Killian McCarthy, Rick Aalbers and Arjan Groen, all standing members of the Centre for Organization Restructuring, recently published on the phenomenon of mergers and acquisitions in the Harvard Business Review.
