Baby and Child Research Center
Baby and Child Research Center

Participate in research

People like you are essential to Radboud University's research. Take part in a trial in one of our labs, fill in a questionnaire or talk to researchers. We could really use your help. Your contribution can help society move forward, and it's also great fun and educational. From babies to young adults to seniors: you have a part to play!

Highlighted research

Want to participate in a study? The current research projects and initiatives listed below could use your help right away.

Elise en Luis Miguel

City Linguist

Hoeveel talen en dialecten worden er in Nijmegen gesproken, en welke dan? Om deze vraag te beantwoorden roept de eerste stadstaalkundige ter wereld bewoners van Nijmegen op om hun eigen talen in te spreken.

Logo en familiefoto, Historische Database Suriname & de Cariben

Historical Database Suriname and the Caribbean

The goal of this project is to make information about the populations of Suriname and the former Netherlands Antilles available online for the public and for scientific research.

Persoon doet wetenschappelijk experiment met VRbril

Want to find more studies?

Would you like to participate in research on campus on a regular basis? Radboud SONA provides an overview of scientific studies for which we are still looking for participants. You could, for example, take part in research into how the brain works, language and behaviour. You decide which studies you want to participate in, at a time that suits you.

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Baby and Child Research Center

Are you pregnant or do you have a child between the ages of 0 and 6? Then sign up at the Baby and Child Research Centre. When a study starts looking at mothers in a certain week of pregnancy, or children of a certain age, you will receive an invitation if you or your child fall within this target group. Not convenient? No problem; you can decide whether or not you want to participate in each study.

The Baby and Child Research Centre studies the development of language, social interaction, thinking and the well-being of mothers and children. It is a collaboration between Radboud University, Radboudumc and the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics. Together, we are learning more and more about the development of babies and children.

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Why should I participate?

  • Your contribution aids future research. Every new insight contributes to our knowledge about people and society.
  • Are you curious about the research being conducted at Radboud University? As a participant, you'll have the opportunity to experience research up close. It's both educational and fun, especially because some studies also teach you more about yourself.
  • Depending on the research, you may receive a small compensation. Sometimes it is 10 euros or more for an hour's work, sometimes you have a chance to win a gift voucher, and sometimes you're thanked for your contribution with something else. You can find more information about this under the specific projects.

Important info

Participation in scientific research is always voluntary. To participate, you must always complete a consent form. Make sure you are well informed before giving your consent. Calls for participants contain more information about your rights and how we process the data collected through your participation.

Contact

Do you have questions about a specific study? Please contact the researchers responsible for that project. You will often find the relevant email address at the bottom of the study page. Are you a researcher at Radboud University and would you like to recruit participants for your study via this page? Please contact the Science Communication Team at media [at] ru.nl (media[at]ru[dot]nl).