Research projects
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Donders Challenge: The Donders Decision App
We are faced with decisions all the time. The Donders Decision Making App makes knowledge in the field of decision making accessible.
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Donders Challenge: Brainhelpdesk
Do we use only a small percentage of our brain ? How long do we suffer from a trauma? With the Brainhelpdesk we're developing a platform where people can ask us anything they want.
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Donders Challenge: Neuromorphic Computing
Neuromorphic computing is an emerging paradigm inspired by the remarkable efficiency of the human brain and our deep curiosity to unravel its mechanisms.
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Donders Challenge: Keeping balance
As the number of bicycle accidents among senior citizens is rapidly increasing, studying balance on a bike is relevant. We will make our research bicycle simulator available to the clinical partners within this challenge.
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Donders Challenge: The immune system in psychiatry
Psychiatric disorders co-occur often with autoimmune diseases. Shared genetic risk factors for psychiatric and autoimmune disorders suggest similar underlying mechanisms in biology and behaviour. We try to better understand such shared mechanisms.
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Donders Challenge: A dive into brain diversity
One of the least appreciated aspects of brain organization is its diversity across species.
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Donders Challenge: Toolkit on sensitivity at the workplace
An estimated 20–30% of working people are highly environmentally sensitive. We aim to develop a free toolkit that raises awareness of high sensitivity in the workforce.
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FieldTrip: The toolbox for MEG, EEG and iEEG analysis
FieldTrip is an open-source data analysis toolbox for MEG, EEG, and iEEG, developed by the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour
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MEG studie: Creatief met woorden – deelnemers gezocht
Tijdens dit MEG experiment moet je werkwoorden verzinnen op basis van woorden die je op het scherm ziet. We zullen tijdens deze taak jouw breinactiviteit meten met de MEG, een apparaat die de kleine magnetische velden van je hersenen kan meten.
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Play a communication game study – participants needed
How would you communicate with other people without actually talking to them? In this study, we investigate how social anxiety impacts the ability to interact with others, using a computer-based, non-verbal communication game.
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REMAC: Radboud Ecological Momentary Assessment Center
The Radboud Ecological Momentary Assessment Center (REMAC) brings together researchers from across the Radboud campus (Donders Institute, Radboudumc, and Radboud University) working on intensive longitudinal data.
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Podcast luisteren studie - deelnemers gezocht
Luister je graag naar podcasts en wil je graag wat geld verdienen? In ons onderzoek luister je naar een aantal podcasts, met je ogen open of dicht.
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MultiSens-1.0: Towards a home-based assessment of multisensory disorders
Sensory disorders, resulting from disease, accidents, or aging, significantly impact quality of life and productivity while placing a substantial burden on public health services.
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Chinese audiobook listening study- Dutch participants wanted
In this experiment, you will sit back comfortably and listen to an audiobook in Chinese mandarin, make your best guess what is happening in the story.
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ASMPT Lab
The ASMPT Lab focuses on developing trustworthy AI models, algorithms, and technology for real-time inference, prediction, and control of high-throughput data streams in the semiconductor manufacturing industry.
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The MIND-Set Project
Project MIND-Set stands for Measuring Integrated Novel Dimensions in neurodevelopmental and stress-related mental disorders.
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Maintaining Optimal Cognitive Function In Ageing (MOCIA) - A personalised lifestyle prevention approach
MOCIA assesses the gut-brain mechanisms underlying the effects of multi-domain lifestyle intervention on cognition in older adults. This helps the development of support resources that empower and motivate individuals to make healthy choices.
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DYNAMIC
A consortium of seven partners, led by the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour (Radboud University)will build the world's first MRI scanner with a magnetic field strength of 14 Tesla in Nijmegen.
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The ticklish brain
Tickle is one of the most enigmatic human sensations. This research will shed light on the neuroscience of tickling, and holds clinical implications for disorders characterised by aberrant responses to tickling, such as schizophrenia.
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The ENIGMA consortium
The ENIGMA consortium brings together researchers worldwide to study the genomics of brain structure and function in health and disease.