'Use ChatGPT to stimulate innovation within organisations'
ChatGPT and other transformer-based language models can be used to help organisations in creating new innovation solutions, researchers at Radboud University argue in a paper published today in the Journal of Product Innovation Management.
ROBUST AI programme receives additional €25 million in funding from Dutch Research Council
ROBUST focuses on the development of trustworthy AI technology for the resolution of socially relevant issues in healthcare, logistics, media, food and energy. The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has earmarked 25 million euros for the next 10 years.
Language norms are more complex than you think
Many people assume that ‘groter als’ is not correct Dutch, but some language advisers say that it’s fine. Language advisers often contradict one another, as linguist Marten van der Meulen notes in his PhD dissertation.
ERC starting grant for Anne-Sophie Hafner
Anne-Sophie Hafner discovered that most synapses produce their own proteins locally.
A merry quantum Christmas indeed: Take-off grant awarded to PiCard project
Christmas came early this year for two of our researchers at HFML-FELIX. Prof. dr. Britta Redlich and dr. Viktoria Eless received word just last week that The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has granted a Phase 1 Take-off grant to their PiCard project
European Central Bank can bring inflation down faster if governments move along
The European Central Bank can bring inflation down faster with an interest rate hike if governments move in the same direction in their fiscal policy.
‘We need a transdisciplinary approach for today’s sustainability challenges’
They both deal with biodiversity and governance. Last October, Cristina Yumie Aoki Inoue and Susan de Koning went to Toronto for the 2022 Conference on Earth System Governance.
Opinion: 'You have to take society’s unfounded fears seriously'
Artificial Intelligence can create art, detect early stage breast cancer and do accounting. So the idea that new technology might lead to fear of losing your job is not that crazy a thought. But how realistic is the fear?
Democracy requires constant renewal
Democracy is never completed and needs constant maintenance, say Carolien van Ham and Marlies Honingh. At the same time, democracy is also under pressure, in the Netherlands and internationally. The two researchers find this worrisome.
Dutch Research Council funds consortium aiming at more sustainable Information Technology
The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has recently granted about 10 million euro’s in funding to a consortium aiming to create more sustainable forms of Information Technology.
Educational escape room "University in Resistance" to reopen
The educational escape room "University in Resistance" presented by Radboud University in 2018 will reopen on Saturday 17 December at ROXescape.
'If you want to end corruption, start with your own feeling of superiority'
If we want to end corruption, we must first overcome our feeling of superiority. This was the discovery of Business Administration expert Stefan Schembera.
Astronomers receive ERC Synergy Grant to make colour movies of black holes and build new telescope in Africa
The ERC has awarded a Synergy Grant of 14 million Euro to a team of astronomers to make colour movies of black holes. They will build the first ever African millimetre-wave radio telescope in Namibia to achieve their goal.
NWO Perspectief grant for research on AI in cancer treatment
The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) has awarded a €4.5 million research grant to PersON, a Radboud University research project that aims to use artificial intelligence to develop targeted cancer treatments.
New book on the mouthpieces for the hidden Imam of Twelver Shi’ism
In his new book, historian Edmund Hayes reconstructs the careers of the first leaders of Twelver Shiʿism, the dominant branch of Shiʿi Islam in the world today.
New book on the mouthpieces for the hidden Imam of Twelver Shi’ism
In his new book, historian Edmund Hayes reconstructs the careers of the first leaders of Twelver Shiʿism, the dominant branch of Shiʿi Islam in the world today.
New impulse for glycosylation research
In 2022 Dr. Christian Büll has established his own research group at the Department of Biomolecular Chemistry.
Droplets in cells determine the accumulation of proteins in age-related diseases
Tiny droplets in our cells can accelerate the accumulation of protein deposits in diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, but they can also hinder this accumulation. Chemists are set to publish their new findings on 2 December.
Dutch Research Council (NWO) Athena Award for astrophysicist Monika Mościbrodzka
Astrophysicist Monika Mościbrodzka (Radboud University) will receive the Dutch Research Council (NWO) Athena Award. The Athena Award rewards female researchers that stand out, and because they are role models for others.
CNR survey shows 'legitimate portion' under considerable debate
A large proportion of Dutch people no longer take it for granted that children inherit from their parents if the parents do not want them to. This is according to the research report by the Centre for Notarial Law and Netwerk Notarissen.
