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Take a look inside the assessment building
From 7 to 11 September, the Comenius building (COM) will be open during the lunch break (12.30-13.30). This is where most of Radboud University's digital assessments are taken. You can visit both locations (A and B).
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DCCN Colloquium by Miriam Klein-Flügge
Miriam is a neuroscientist and an Associate Professor and Wellcome Henry Dale Fellow at Oxford University. Her work aims to understand how the human brain enables us to flexibly adjust our decisions to complex internal and external circumstances.
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COMPASS Symposium 2026
We are pleased to share that the Meaningful Human Control of AI (DI) and the Computational Pathology Lab (RadboudUMC) research groups are collaborating to organise the COMPASS Symposium, aiming to guide us towards answering this question.
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The Percutaneous Bone-Anchored Hearing Implant: A Time-Tested Anchor in Today’s Era of Implantable Hearing Aids
This dissertation shows how technological innovation and clinical research have improved both clinical outcomes and the efficiency of BAHI care.
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Facing Your Fears: Neuromodulation of Human Emotional Behavior
The PhD defence of S.W. Meijer is on 11 September 2026 at 12:30 pm.
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Sonsbeek 2026: Sites of Memory
The "Sonsbeek 2026: Sites of Memory" symposium will take place on 11 September 2026 and introduces audiences to scholars' research into memory, as it resonates with the artworks presented in Sonsbeek 2026.
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Valedictory lecture professor Hans de Kroon
Professor of Experimental Plant Ecology at the Faculty of Science, Radboud University, will give a valedictory lecture (in Dutch) on Friday, September 11, 2026 at 03.00 p.m.
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Thesis support group
Are you starting your thesis in September? Then join our Thesis Train! In a group of 10 students, we’ll guide you step by step through the thesis process from September to December.
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CD20 and CD38 biology in cancer immunotherapy
This thesis indicates that the organization of the target, meaning how the proteins are distributed across the cell surface, also influences how effectively antibodies work.
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Alumni@Work lecture Fuel Management Consultant - NRG PALLAS
Get inspired by the career journey of alumnus Jochem (MA and PhD in Physics). He works as a Fuel Management Consultant at NRG PALLAS.
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Persistent fatigue in chronic lung diseases and post-COVID
This thesis shows that a large number of individuals continue to experience severe fatigue for at least one year after COVID-19 infection, regardless of the severity of their acute illness or whether they were hospitalized.
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Digital health for chronic respiratory diseases: Navigating remote patient care to face the health challenges of the 21st century
The PhD defence of M.C. Oppelaar is on 14 September 2026 at 02:30 pm.
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Book launch: Hegel, Marx, and the Laughing Matter of Spirit
We warmly invite you to the book launch of R. A. Aumiller’s Hegel, Marx, and the Laughing Matter of Spirit.
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Seminar: Dynamical Breaking of Inversion Symmetry, Strong Second Harmonic Generation, and Nonequilibrium Ferroelectricity with Nonlinear Phonons
You are welcome to attend this special seminar by prof. Egor Kiselev.
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Improving breast cancer care: how to optimize medical meetings and MRI scans
This thesis shows that stricter preparation, more structure, and using smart computer systems (AI) could significantly accelerate these clinical consultations.
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Expert-level English course (C2)
Are you looking to hone your existing advanced language skills even further? In this English course, you will study English at the highest level, so you can communicate fluently and with flexibility.
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Upper-intermediate English course (B2)
Would you like to be able to express yourself more spontaneously and naturally in English? This course helps you improve your overall English language proficiency, with a particular focus on speaking skills.
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Women At the Doctor's Office: The Gender Gap in Healthcare
DUTCH - A gender gap in healthcare still exists. Treatments do not always align well with the needs of women, and conditions affecting women are often researched less than those affecting men. How did this come about? What are the consequences?
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Introduction meeting new FNWI employees
Have you started working at the Faculty of Science (FNWI)? This faculty organises a faculty introduction for new employees.
