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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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Bachelor's Virtual Information Platform
In our online platform, you can watch extensive information videos on all our Bachelor's programmes whenever and wherever you want. That way, you already get to know the programmes pretty well.
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Venture Track: Launch your business
Venture Treck starts on 14 February and provides you with the strategies, tools and guidance you need to build a successful business.
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The Van Halen Story
In November, Radboud University will present the exhibition The Van Halen Story – From Nijmegen Roots to Global Fame, about how the legendary rock band Van Halen grew from Nijmegen into a worldwide phenomenon.
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Digital technology in implant-supported overdentures: Patient engagement and costs
The PhD defence of T.A.J. Van de Winkel is on 16 February 2026 at 12:30 pm.
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Sound journey: relaxation through sound
Take the time to unwind, relax and reconnect with your body during this sound journey.
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Soos: healthy food
Discover what nutrition can do for our health during this lecture.
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Workshop: Kick-start your thesis (NL)
In this workshop, we work on prioritising, creating work strategies, and making long- and short-term schedules. This will help you engage with your thesis-writing process with confidence!
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Postdoc Ponders
Do you have an idea – for example for a grant or for improving your postdoc work (situation) – that you would love to develop, but aren’t sure how to take the next step? Join our Postdoc Power Hour “Idea lab: from spark to launch”!
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Boekpresentatie: Hoe dacht de middeleeuwer over de ideale date?
During the book presentation on Thursday 19 February 2026, Cécile de Morrée will present her new book ‘Hoe dacht de middeleeuwer over de ideale date?’, the second volume in the popular series ‘Nederlands in het klein’.
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Webinar | Step-by-step: How to apply to Radboud University
Have you decided to study at Radboud and want to know how to submit a successful application? Join our webinar for a step-by-step guide on applying to Radboud University!
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“Think. Collaborate. Create: Join the Interdisciplinary Student Lab”
On Friday, 20 February 2026 (09:00–19:00), students from across the Radboud University’s faculties and study programs will come together to tackle big questions about Generative AI in education.
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Communication in seals
This PhD thesis offers an interdisciplinary overview of vocal communication in harbour seals, and examines, among other things, vocal flexibility, sound development, social adaptation and turn-taking during interactions.
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Running Through the Blues: Effectiveness, Mechanisms, and Implementation of Exercise for Depression
This PhD thesis explored how exercise therapy can enhance standard depression care.
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Documentary: The Missing Piece
On Friday, 20 February, the Precognition team will present a documentary by Tim Wiesner and Dr. Charlotte Fraza, with Prof. Andre Marquand, exploring the tension between lived experience of psychosis and data-driven research.
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Valedictory lecture professor Evert van der Zweerde
Professor of Social and political philosophy at the Faculty of Philosophy, Theology and Religious Sciences, Radboud University, will give a valedictory lecture (in Dutch) on Friday, February 20, 2026 at 4.00 p.m.
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Kletskoppenfestival 2026
On February 22, the Kletskoppen Festival will take place in Bibliotheek Mariënburg in Nijmegen.
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NeurotechEU Winter School of Clinical Neurotechnology
From 23 to 26 February, the NeurotechEU Winter School for clinical neurotechnology will commence in Romania.
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Writing Week
Are you working on a writing assignment and would you like to increase your productivity? Then take part in a Writing Week of the Radboud Writing Lab.
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Navigating Multilingual Interactions: Using Virtual Reality to Study Language Control and Switching in Bilingual Speakers
The PhD defence of A.J. Titus is on 23 February 2026 at 10:30 am.