Research projects
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Moeder en baby samen
Moeder en baby samen is inspired by the UK-based ESOL (English to Speakers of Other Languages) course Stepping Stones for non-English speaking mothers and their babies. This programme is adapted to the Dutch context for non-Dutch speaking mothers.
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Empowerment
To improve integrated, person-centred integrated primary care for minors with a refugee background in the Netherlands who suffer from mental distress
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VIA Participatietraject Nijmegen
Aims to gain insight in how the VIA participation trajectory in the municipality of Nijmegen contributes to higher levels of participation in society, among others through work, both voluntary and paid.
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Towards a fossil-free future: advancing green hydrogen ecosystems
Researchers from TDLab have teamed up with 32 parties from research and industry to work together on developing safe and cost-effective solutions for HyTROS - “Hydrogen Transport, Offshore and Storage” within the WP2 of the GroenvermogenNL.
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FLoRA
“Learning to learn” – the ability to monitor and productively adapt one’s learning process – is a key competence formulated by the European Parliament (2006) and increasingly a central focus of education.
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From cold to warm technologies: the role of emotion during learning
This project explores emotions in learning for enhancing Adaptive Learning Tech. It assesses emotions via physiology, self-reports, and observations to adapt task difficulty, comparing new algorithms with default ALTs.
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Understanding old-age inequality
The impact of work, family and health trajectories on post-retirement economic, social and psychological well-being across Europe
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MEMORISE
MEMORISE, a project funded by the EU, aims to preserve and present Heritage related to Nazi Persecution (HNP) in the post-witness era.
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Molecules to Circular Energy Generation at Scale
The project Molecules to Circular Energy Generation at Scale (MoCEGS) aims to optimize energy trading, improve system circularity, mitigate uncertainty shocks, and exploit chemical utilization via a unique energy planning framework.
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Nachbarsprache & Buurcultuur
The 'Nachbarsprache & buurcultuur' project was launched with the aim of supporting secondary schools in exchange programmes between German and Dutch schools.
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Perfect Sorting
The project members aim to develop and assess an artificial intelligence (AI) decision-making model capable of accurately sorting packages that are presently misclassified, including distinguishing between food and non-food packaging items.
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Fingerprint 2 Footprint
The Fingerprint 2 Footprint (F2F) project will prepare the application of Handheld Spectrometry Networks (HSN) in diverse process industrial sectors.
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Management 4 Measurement
Process data is valuable because it's accurately measured and contains in-depth company knowledge. This knowledge enhances the data's quality and predictive value, allowing historical data analysis for better outcomes.
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Breaking barriers in chemical biology
This project aims to achieve three primary objectives that are sure to ignite the fire of innovation and collaboration between Glasgow and Radboud researchers in chemical biology and related fields.
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Drillingsberichte
The 'Drillingsberichte' are a collection of letters that provide insight into how the Jewish Oestreicher family fared before and during World War II.
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ASTLA
This project investigates speech diagnostic output and how that data can be used to personalise learning-to-read trajectories.
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Responsible AI for Voice Diagnostics (RAIVD)
This project refines healthcare/education by improving speech AI for neurodegenerative diagnosis and pronunciation assessment while ensuring privacy.
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Avicenna Live (ALIVE)
ALIVE explores a unique set of essential yet hitherto widely neglected source texts for the immediate context of Avicenna’s intellectual development and offers a new digital approach to the study of diverse and difficult textual corpora.
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Achieving High-Integrity Voluntary Climate Action (ACHIEVE)
The ACHIEVE research project will identify opportunities to strenghten and scale up voluntary climate action, to achieve a worldwide net-zero society by 2050.
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Visualizing Gravity
The PhD project investigates the conceptualisation of gravity in visual arts, before and after Isaac Newton’s treatise of 1687.