Why millions of African children have no birth registration
In large parts of Africa, over half of all children lack a birth registration. These children therefore cannot claim essential human rights.
Group of art critics still not very diverse
In the chronicling of Dutch art criticism, women often play a marginal role. Art historian Loes van Beuningen conducted PhD research into the role of women in visual art criticism and concludes that too little has changed since 1900.
The clock is ticking: urgent action needed to meet 1.5 degree Celsius goal
Nederlandse klimaatexperts pleiten voor een verregaande transformatie van onze energievoorziening, industrie, transport en landbouw.
New digital tool reveals spheres of influence of big tech companies
Today sees the launch of the website ‘Sphere Transgression Watch’, which reveals how major technology companies are gaining more and more influence in different areas of our society.
Maria Verschoor appointed new Recognition & Rewards programme leader
On 1 April 2022, the Recognition & Rewards programme will welcome Maria Verschoor as its new programme leader. She will primarily act as a connector and booster of the programme.
Muslim gender values are more diverse than often thought
Muslims’ gender values are not nearly as uniform as is often suggested. Islamic religiosity and time spent in Europe shape views on gender, but shape different gendered issues in varying ways.
Coins as an indispensable communication tool for Roman emperors
Roman coins were more than just a payment method. Coins were widely distributed in large numbers, making them an ideal medium for Roman emperors to communicate their ideological beliefs.
Paul van der Heijden appointed as Professor of Multidimensional Psychodiagnostics
On 1 March 2022, Paul van der Heijden was appointed as professor by special appointment of Multidimensionele psychodiagnostiek gedurende de levensloop (multidimensional psychodiagnostics over a lifetime) at the Faculty of Social Sciences.
Counting to ten - Column Han van Krieken
According to many parents, when you are angry, you should count to ten before you respond. How much and how quickly people respond, via email, social media, classic media. Could the 10-count rule work there?
Eleven Radboud-projects to receive NWA-ORC grant
Researchers from Radboud Universiteit and the Radboud university medical center are involved with eleven consortiums that will team up on interdisciplinary research aimed at scientific and societal breakthroughs.
Christine Mohrmann Grant for ten female PhD candidates
On Monday 28 March, ten female PhD candidates from Radboud University will be awarded a Christine Mohrmann Grant. The purpose of the grant is to encourage researchers to continue their academic career after completing their PhDs.
Recognition & Rewards: key takeaways from the roundtables
Een nieuwe balans in het systeem van Erkennen en Waarderen. Wat is daarvoor nodig? Welke dilemma’s spelen er? En welke kansen zien we?
Millions for research on climate adaptation in cities
A broad research consortium led by Erwin van der Krabben of Radboud University is to receive some €2 million for sustainability research. The BENIGN consortium will investigate ways to modify the urban infrastructure to reduce heat stress.
ERC Consolidator grants for research on gig economy, nano carriers and learning a second language
The European Research Council (ERC) has awarded Andrea Hermann, Daniela Wilson and Kristin Lemhöfer a Consolidator Grant of two million euros each so they can set up a new research project.
Vici-grants for research into drugs, atoms and stress
Brigitte Adriaensen and Alexander Khajetoorians of Radboud University and Erno Hermans of Radboudumc will each receive a Vici-research grant from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO).
Faculty of Arts proclaims Nijmegen 'Language Capital' in May
On Monday 9 May, the Faculty of Arts will proclaim Nijmegen 'Language Capital'. In a subsequent campaign week, writer Adriaan van Dis will receive an honorary doctorate and for four days you can take part in almost 50 activities.
Dutch universities condemn Russian invasion of Ukraine
Dutch universities are shocked by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and sympathise with everyone affected.
Protection against cyberattacks requires smarter approach
If companies want to more efficiently limit the risks of cyberattacks, they should invest smarter rather than more. Many organisations currently still mainly select their investments based on past information.
Radboud100: A woman at last! (1953)
In 1953, Christine Mohrmann became Radboud University's first female professor. Although Mohrmann devoted her life to science, the road to the top was very difficult. In 1953, she broke the glass ceiling, opening the way for more women in science.
War - Column Daniël Wigboldus
As Radboud University, we support all those who are working to prevent further escalation and further violence. We also want to offer assistance where we can to all students and staff associated with our university.
