Research projects
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Multiple Alliances in Practice
This research intends to explore the potential of various methods to measure multiple alliances, create a methodological toolkit suitable for the therapeutic context, and subsequently empower practitioners to measure their own alliances in practice.
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The relationship between financial market and information diffusion of social media
This project aims to create a new theoretical approach of information diffusion theory and understand stock market volatility to prevent market crashes due to information diffusion.
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Tragic events in the news: Representation, perception, and effects
This project investigates how the news media visually portrays violent and tragic events such as homicides, accidents, and natural disasters.
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Media and Morality
The project focuses on the positive prosocial consequences of media, and how prosocial sensibility follows from viewer's moral reasoning of different types of media text.
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INtoEAT
INtoEAT aims at development and implementation of innovative digital tools that can improve healthy eating habits and lifestyle in elderly as a nutrition aid.
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Sense of Self in Persons with a Dementia Syndrome
NWO SGW Open Competitie M project about the sense of self in persons with dementia.
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Innovation and Production Benchmark
Based on the results of the European Manufacturing Survey (EMS), the Responsible Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre at the Institute for Management Research can make such a comparison
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Queen Bee: Carolyn Kizer (1923-2014) and her Cultural Orbit
Dr Marian Janssen resigned from her job as director of Radboud University’s International Office to become Carolyn Kizer’s unauthorized biographer.
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Taming chemical reactions
In this project, the research team will study chemical reactions by colliding molecules very precisely with each other. They will make clear and detailed pictures of the reactions output.
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Evangelical Protestants in the year 2020: Community, Identity and Belief
This project aims to gain a better understanding of this particular group of more orthodox, devout believers.
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Source of Life: Water Management in the Premodern Middle East
The Source of Life project combines historical and archaeological evidence to explore the interrelationship between water installations, governance, and legal and cultural frameworks within five Middle Eastern cities (the 7th-15th centuries).
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Local governance between occupying power and citizens
This comparative study focuses on policy questions and biographies of local governments in the Netherlands at the time of World War II.
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How Resistance to Innovation Unfolds
This project aims to understand how specific social contexts can determine changes in human behaviour, and how this can help people adapt to changing environments
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Mind the people
This project developed a novel model to advance the quality of interpersonal relationships through mindfulness, by enhancing our understanding of whether, when and how mindfulness benefits prosocial and decreases anti-social behaviour.
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MUNITION: for optimalisation of plastic recycling
Current policies are not optimal, resulting in only 30% of consumer plastic waste being recycled. This is why the MUNITION project is developing a digital tool that enables evidence-based choices for source separation or post-separation.
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Attachment and emotion regulation in romantic relationships
This PhD project aims to investigate the mechanisms through which attachment orientations are associated with emotion regulation in romantic relationships.
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An Instrumental Learning Approach to Understanding and Changing Prejudice
Prejudice and discrimination remain major global issues with far-reaching consequences. People are not born prejudiced; rather, prejudice is learned. This research aims to understand how basic learning processes interact with prejudice.
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Controlling molecular collisions: unveiling the secrets of cold molecules
In this project we study scattering resonances in chemical reactions involving molecules like OH, NO, NH3 and H2CO. Using external fields, we manipulate molecular collisions in order to require deeper insights in the secrets of cold molecular systems
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How do cells turn their noise up or down?
This project determines how cells can regulate noise, which will improve the understanding of how defects in noise-regulation can result in disease.
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Teaching Agenda Expedition Team
In this national project from the Netherlands Initiative for Education Research (NRO), researchers from several institutes, including the Radboud Teachers Academy, are examining the future-oriented teaching profession.