Research projects
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Alcohol Use in Dutch University Students
This project aims to understand students' drinking motives and investigates (bidirectional) relationships of alcohol use with academic achievement and mental well-being. It uses the longitudinal Healthy Student Life dataset.
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Transition from secondary education to higher education
Radboud University offers activities for secondary school students and prospective university students. This study examined how these activities support students’ transition to university.
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SOSIAL
In this project, the IkPas intervention (one month of no alcohol) will be focused on the social student context. This will help lower social drinking norms and reduce excessive alcohol consumption among students.
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Unintended Effects of International Cooperation
Development organisations need to consider their side effects, both positive and negative. Unfortunately, they often do not. This research programme explores the unintended effects and how we can better handle them.
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School en Omgeving
This project studies the "School en Omgeving" programme in collaboration with three schools. In this programme, pupils participate in a variety of extracurricular activities outside school hours.
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Explicit and implicit communication across languages and cultures
With this study, we hope to understand how people from different cultures and speaking different languages interpret and communicate information differently.
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Improved STORM algorithm
Data scientists from Alliander and Radboud University are working together on a system that will allow better mapping of whether there is still space on the power grid.
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What the hands can tell us
People often produce hand gestures when they talk. But does this also make you a persuasive speaker? This project will search for scientific support to further investigate this.
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Improved Pulse Program
In this project, researchers are working on the further development of Alliander's PULSE Program. Through this work, they are contributing to improving daily network management and making the power grid future-proof.
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De European Health Data Space Verordening en het gebruik van elektronische gezondheidsgegevens voor wetenschappelijk onderzoek
Milou Janssen investigates the use of electronic health data for scientific research under the proposed European regulation for a European Health Data Space (EHDS) and its implications for Dutch practice.
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Ancient Weather Perspectives
This project investigates the way in which weather influenced the lives of people in Late Antiquity.
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Colonial Governmentality and Missionary Practices of Child Upbringing in Suriname, 1830-1930
This PhD project investigates policies and practices of child upbringing by missionary organisations in 19th and early 20th century colonial Suriname.
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Images of ‘Gypsies’ in old children's books
Imagery in 19th-century youth literature as an indication of social relationship towards people referred to as ‘gypsies’. A comparison of different national literary traditions (the Netherlands, England, France, Germany).
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AI for women’s health?
This project critically examines how researchers discuss and use AI in the context of women's health.
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SimpTell
SimpTell is an evidence-based and web-based therapy method for people with chronic aphasia. This project will create a practically applicable version for people with aphasia and their therapists.
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Physical literacy with Developmental Coordination Disorder
People with developmental coordination disorder (DCD) often struggle with physical activity due to motor difficulties, reducing confidence and participation. This study examines physical literacy's impact on activity in DCD individuals.
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TRansitions Into Active Living
Our society has reached a peak in physical inactivity. This interdisciplinary project leverages individuals' social networks to encourage lasting changes in active behavior during significant life transitions.
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Vmbo in motion
Adolescents don’t move enough, and this problem is most pressing among students in prevocational education. In this project, we work together with adolescents to find innovative solutions to this problem.
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Explainable synthesis of supervisory controllers
In this project, a collaboration with ASML, Hendriks and Vaandrager will research how to develop supervisory controllers more efficiently using synthesis-based engineering (SBE).
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Exposome Actions Perspectives for a healthy air quality environment (ExpACT)
In this project, the team of the Life Science Trace Detection Lab (TD-Lab) received € 840,000 to develop and apply two innovative techniques for in-situ detection and monitoring of the chemical exposome in air at different length scales.