Research projects
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Assured of supervision
In 'Assured of Supervision’, all the aspects of the Dutch Financial Supervision Act that are of interest to insurers are discussed. The latest edition of the book, adapted by G.R. Boshuizen en B.H. Jager, dates from 2010.
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Changing supervision: the task and role of the chief executive officer
The Chair of the Supervisory Board plays a pivotal role in the supervision of companies. The Chair ensures that the Board performs well and helps define the strategy. The Chair is also the point of contact.
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Business-oriented private law & ESG
Duurzaamheid raakt alle facetten van het ondernemen en de onderneming. In internationale documenten en in de literatuur heeft duurzaamheid zich vertaald in een drietal factoren die als knopingspunten dienen voor het beoordelen.
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Sustainable Banking
The ‘Sustainable Banking’ volume contains several contributions on the legal aspects of sustainable banking operations.
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Testing out software for written peer feedback
Peer feedback is an informative tool to help students. That is why lecturers at NSM want to apply peer feedback in their education more often. Lies Verberk-de Jonge is researching whether Eduflow can relieve some of the lecturers’ workload.
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Square Kilometre Array (SKA)
Radboud Radio Lab has a supporting role in the SKA project as part of the NL-SKA roadmap, where Radio Lab is contributing with two projects: 1) Image Analysis Software Design, 2) Single Antenna Element-Based Quality Control and Calibration.
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Stratos Payload
Stratos II+, a rocket built entirely by students of Delft University of Technology, was launched October 15th, 2015 from INTA launch site in Spain. Stratos II+ rocket held a ~50cm long antenna to intercept radio signals below 30 megahertz.
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PR 3/4
In summer 2017, RRL and Electronic Systems group of Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) have started a joint student rocketry program, so that students from both universities can put innovative ideas into practice.
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Pierre Auger Observatory
Cosmic Rays (ionized atomic nuclei) are the only matter from beyond our solar system or even from extragalactic space, that we can directly investigate. Up to energies of 10^17 eV they most likely originate in our Galaxy.
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Netherlands-China Low-Frequency Explorer (NCLE)
The Netherlands-China Low-Frequency Explorer - NCLE, is a low-frequency radio experiment for the Chinese Chang'e 4 mission that will go in a Lissajous orbit around the Earth-Moon L2 point in 2018.
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NEMO – Near-UV European Moon Observatory
NEMO, which stands for Near-UV European Moon Observatory, is a concept to put a near-UV telescope on the Moon. It has been submitted to ESA in July 2020 in response to their call for "Ideas for exploring the Moon with a large European lander".
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Low-Frequency Space Interferometry
Studying the Universe at low radio frequencies can teach us a lot about astrophysics, but we cannot observe below about 30 MHz from Earth as the ionosphere effectively blocks this frequency band.
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Large Latin American Millimeter Array (LLAMA)
The Radboud Radio Lab is collaborating with the engineers from the University of Sao Paulo (USP) on the control of the telescope. The includes all aspects of the operation of the telescope, from initial calibration procedures to the execution.
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BlackHoleCam
BlackHoleCam is a EU-funded project to finally image, measure and understand astrophysical black holes. Our research will test fundamental predictions of Einstein’s theory of General Relativity (GR). The BlackHoleCam team members are active partners.
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AstroMetrix
In the “Astrometrix” project, the Radboud Radio Lab aims to import radio astronomical techniques into digital signal processing world.
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HIPERSENSE
Hipersense is a combination of high-end data processing with its own renewable energy supply, consisting of a container, 133 solar panels and an 8 meter high windmill.
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Africa Millimetre Telescope
Astronomers from Radboud University have teamed up with the University of Namibia to realise a millimetre-wave radio telescope in Africa, to provide an essential link in the network of telescopes around the globe known as the Event Horizon Telescope.
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Event Horizon Telescope
The Event Horizon Telescope is a mm- network of existing (and up-coming) mm-wavelength telescopes spread across several continents to form a virtual telescope the size of the Earth.
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Mary of Guelders
Radboud University, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin and Museum het Valkhof worked in close collaboration for four years on the restoration of the prayer book, the research and the development of an exhibition.
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Redefining the Region
Redefining the Region examines the transnational dimensions of local colour in the long nineteenth century, across five subprojects comprising a range of unique case studies.