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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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GSH Writing Retreat
From 19 to 21 January, the GSH Writing Retreat will take place.
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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.
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Discovery Track: Discover your entrepreneurial potential!
Do you have an innovative idea and are you considering turning it into a business? Take part in the Discovery Track and discover your entrepreneurial potential.
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Digital healthcare for people who struggle with infertility
This PhD thesis explores how digital healthcare can contribute to better, more patient-centered support for patients with an unfulfilled wish to have children.
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How physical exercise and activity monitoring can help improve cancer treatment
This PhD thesis examined measuring activity as a new way to monitor how patients are doing during cancer treatment.
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RYA Workflow Workshop
In this informal Radboud Young Academy workshop, we will draw on our joint experiences and practices, compare personal strategies, and distil approaches and tools.
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Introduction Day 2026 at the Faculty of Science
Information about the Introduction Day for new pre-Master's programme, KOM-minor or subsidiary students of the Faculty of Science.
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What works (and what doesn't) in the collaboration between teachers, school leaders, and parents in educational interventions for pupils with characteristics of giftedness?
This PhD thesis examines how teachers, school leaders and parents are involved in the education of gifted pupils and how they experience communication about this.
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What's it like being a baby
On 22 January, a colloquium will be held on what it is like to be a baby.
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Zotero Quick Start
On 22 January, a workshop will be held on how to use Zotero.
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Confluent Waters, Fragmented Powers Social Geographies of Water in Late Medieval Cairo
The PhD defence of A. Isoldi is on 22 January 2026 at 10:30 am.
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Inspiration session: How can you really get professionals moving towards sustainability?
Many sustainability managers struggle with the same question: how do you ensure that sustainability does not remain stuck in strategy and reports, but actually comes to life in practice? How do you encourage sustainable change?
