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Workshop: Create a Science Activity for the Weekend of Science
At the Weekend of Science, hundreds of people, from curious children to grandparents, will come to campus asking questions and exploring. This is your chance to help them see science the way you do.
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New Academic Year Colloquium: Current Research at the CCEP
This colloquium, organised by the CCEP, presents the current research projects being carried out within the Centre.
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Lower Face of Adults with Mild Craniofacial Microsomia
The PhD defence of Y.F. Chen is on 7 September 2026 at 10:30 am.
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Improving facial bone strength in a mouse model of brittle bone disease
This thesis shows that osteogenesis imperfecta affects not only the long bones, but also the craniofacial skeleton, including the jaw, skull, and facial bones.
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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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Establishing cell-based models to study INPP5E-derived retinal ciliopathies
This thesis reveals that INPP5E has a complex role in human retinal development and that lab‑grown mini‑retinas are powerful models for studying inherited cilium‑related eye diseases.
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Protein aggregation and stability in biomolecular condensates
The PhD defence of B.S. Visser is on 7 September 2026 at 04:30 pm.
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Smart drugs: Can we hack our way to a better brain?
Students take Ritalin, workers reach for modafinil, and a booming ‘smart drug’ market promises more brainpower. On September 7, Roshan Cools, Jan Willem de Gee and Jos Prickaerts unpack what these pills really do to motivation, attention and memory
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Science Café: SMART DRUGS: Can we hack our way to a better brain?
In this Dutch-language edition, they will dive into the neurochemistry of motivation, attention and decision-making, and take us behind the scenes of how a memory drug is made. Can we really hack our way to a better brain?
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Home. When Do You Feel at Home Somewhere?
DUTCH - What makes you feel at home somewhere? Come listen to philosopher Hasan Erkan’s viewing guide, watch the film 'Home' and reflect on what you need in order to feel at home somewhere.
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Science Café: Smart Drugs
Students take Ritalin, workers reach for modafinil, and a booming ‘smart drug’ market promises more brainpower. But does any of it work?
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Develop your talents during the MDT project ‘Discover your next step’
Under the guidance of experienced coaches, you will work on your personal development and look for encounters and experiences that will help you find your appropriate next (study career) step.
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New technologies and diagnostics in the treatment of knee osteoarthritis
This thesis investigated how new medical devices and advanced diagnostics can contribute to improved treatments for knee osteoarthritis.
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Dynamics of the cortico-hippocampalinteractions
This PhD thesis investigates how the broader cortical network interacts with the hippocampus, how these interactions are shaped by behaviour, and whether distinct global cortical signatures underlie episodic/spatial and contextual memory.
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Exploring genome regulation in stem cell fate and regenerative applications
This PhD thesis investigates how cell fate decisions are controlled, and focuses on pluripotent stem cells, which can give rise to many cell types, and studies how their DNA is packaged, read, and protected while they change identity.
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Becoming Active in Beating osteoarthritiS (BABS): Towards improved care through effective communication
The PhD defence of S. Oomen is on 9 September 2026 at 02:30 pm.
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The Growing Role of War and Defense in Society
DUTCH - What role should defense play in society? What ethical questions are involved?
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Electromagnetic Counterparts of Gravitational Wave Sources
The PhD defence of S. Biswas is on 10 September 2026 at 10:30 am.
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Chatbot Cabaret: Does AI Have a Sense of Humor?
DUTCH - Can you laugh with AI? Can humor be delegated to AI, and if so, is that something we should actually want?
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Future Fair
The Future Fair is the career event specifically for students of the Faculty of Social Sciences. Meet employers, explore your future, and gain inspiration for your next career step!
