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Calliope lectures
The Calliope lectures are organised in cooperation with the University of Glasgow. The online lectures in the series will be about (dis)trust and (dis)information across media, politics, science, and society.
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Special TCM seminar: Quantum materials: prediction, identification, control
you are cordially invited to this special TCM seminar.
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Juggling Words: Utilizing the attentional trade-off to capture speech planning during comprehension
The PhD defence of C. Husta is on 16 January 2026 at 10:30 am.
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Interactive Virtual Reality Training for Adolescents with DLD: Understanding and strengthening socio-emotional functioning
This thesis focused on better understanding and strengthening the socio-emotional functioning of young people with specific language impairment.
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Inaugural lecture professor Stefan Philipsen
Professor of Educational Law at the Faculty of Law, Radboud University, will give an inaugural lecture (in Dutch) on Friday, January 16, 2026 at 04.00 p.m.
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GSH Writing Retreat
From 19 to 21 January, the GSH Writing Retreat will take place.
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Meet-up SIG Assessment
John van der Schaaf, Director of Education at CE&C at TU/e, explains how he developed his successful approach to flexible testing, the challenges he encountered, and why this method is now also being used in other subjects.
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The Interaction between Enforcers of Competition Law, the DMA, and the GDPR
This PhD thesis analyses the overlapping competences of enforcers of competition law, the DMA and the GDPR in the context of personal data market, considering the legal orders of the EU, Germany and the Netherlands.
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Make your blue Monday a little bit brighter
On Monday 19 January, there will be a meeting because of Blue Monday.
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Make your blue Monday a little bit brighter
Blue Monday is often described as the “gloomiest day of the year”—a moment when winter feels endless, if you’re looking for a supportive international community to spend this day than join our workshop
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Toward a Politics of Intensity: Critique, Ideology, and the Libidinal Economy in Lyotard’s Thought
The PhD defence of R. Silva Gargano is on 19 January 2026 at 04:30 pm.
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Rental Family. On Authenticity and Relations
What is an authentic relationship, and can it arise from an artificial basis? And what constitutes a family?
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DCC & Computational Neuropsychiatry Nijmegen symposium with Quentin Huys
Quentin Huys is Professor of Computational Psychiatry at University College London. He is also the deputy director of the Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry, and a consultant psychiatrist.
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On the involvement of tRNAs and mRNA translation in peripheral neuropathy
I worked with the common fruit fly to get a better understanding of a disease affected the peripheral nerves, the ones that allow you to move and the ones you use to sense. This disease is called Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) peripheral neuropathy.
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Young Adult literature in the Netherlands: Mature and fully-fledged?
This PhD thesis shows that YA texts receive less recognition and attention than literature for adults, which has consequences for their appreciation and acceptance in literature education.
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Genome of Melody
On 20 January, Dr. Jan Hajič will deliver an interdisciplinary lecture on his recent work applying phylogenetic methods, typically used in biological evolution, to study the transmission of Gregorian chant in medieval manuscripts.
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Numerical Approaches to Uncertainty Quantification for PDEs on Parametrized Domains
This thesis consists of recent advances in numerical methods for Uncertainty Quantification on Parameterized Domains.
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DCN seminar by Prof.dr. Zoya Ignatova
In this talk, Prof. Ignatova will present their recent advances in the development of tRNA-based therapeutics with high activity and favorable safety profiles in both cellular and animal models.
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Talk for Food and Food for Talk: How conversations enable collective action in agriculture
This PhD thesis examines how conversations between farmers, policymakers and other stakeholders unfold, and how interactional choices in those conversations contribute to the emergence, or lack thereof, of collective action.
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Radboud Reflects Book Club on The Earthly Community
Read 'The Earthly Community' by philosopher Achille Mbembe and join philosopher Cees Leijenhorst and moderator Noortje Schonck in a discussion about the book and the question of how we can live together harmoniously in times of existential crisis.
