Displaying Difference, Displaying Sameness
We often view cultural diversity and minority groups as separate societal entities. But when individuals from different societal groups make a family together, that's where we see what "integration" or "migrant inclusion" really means.
MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship for Hannah Walgrave
Dr. Hannah Walgrave, a postdoctoral researcher in Erik Storkebaum's lab, has been awarded with a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) postdoctoral fellowship by the European Union.
Are scientific articles always reliable?
Willem Halffman conducts research on how science works, and found that not all published scientific articles are produced in a fair manner. But why does this happen, and how can we ensure that all scientific literature is reliable?
Detecting waves with single atoms for neuromorphic computing
Researchers at Radboud University's Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM) discovered that a single atom can detect the frequency of these waves and reflect this information in its behavior.
From maps to memories: ERC Consolidator grant for study CreateKnow
Lisa Genzel was awarded an ERC Consolidator grant of two million Euro to unravel how knowledge is encoded in the brain.
'Frontiers in Conflict Resolution Conversation Series' episode 3: Carolyn McKay
In a new episode of the 'Frontiers in Conflict Resolution Conversation Series' by the Institutions for Conflict Resolution research group, Assistant Professor of Criminal Law and Criminology Anna Pivaty has a conversation with Carolyn McKay.
Economists' Parade 2023: no fewer than 6 researchers on the cover
The ESB's annual Economists’ Parade (in Dutch) highlighted researchers from the department of Economics and Business Economics who have been appointed in 2023. No fewer than six of our researchers feature on the cover of the Economists' Parade.
NWO Open Science Fund for model checker STORM
In the StormAE project, Junges and his team will work on improving the interfaces and documentation of Storm: software used to analyse certain mathematical models.
NWO-M subsidy for research on control mechanism of autonomous systems
Sebastian Junges, a researcher at the Institute for Computing Science, has been awarded an NWO-M subsidy of 360,000 euros for his research project FuRoRe.
EUROSTARS grant for energy efficient fruit quality monitoring
Eurostars grant on research & development activities to the next level. They focus on providing solutions reducing storage energy consumption by promoting green and energy efficient fresh fruit storage & sustainable agriculture
Uncovering new insights into childhood brain development
A Wellcome Discovery Award funds a new groundbreaking study characterising the development of the brain during childhood and adolescence in unprecedented detail
Musk's chip is impressive, but there are alternative ways
In the Data-Driven Neurotechnology Lab at Radboud University, researchers are working on ways in which, without using our muscles, we can still react to the world around us.
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.
‘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.
Publication of new book: ‘Building Capabilities for Earth System Governance’
New book published by Cambridge University Press: ‘Building Capabilities for Earth System Governance’.
Dissertation on influencing moral values by socio-economic environment
On Thursday 1 February, PhD candidate Annemiek Schilpzand defends her thesis on influencing moral values by our socio-economic environment.
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.
Vox Podcast: The Science of Being Single
The Vox podcast, In a Nutshell, dives deeply into the university's most interesting, strange, and exciting research. In this episode, Ea Utoft talks about an often-forgotten group of people: singles.
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.
