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Research at Radboud University

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X-ray flash from the distant universe turns out to be a supernova

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For the first time, astronomers have been able to link a so-called X-ray flash from deep space to a supernova, which in turn is associated with a gamma-ray burst.

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Greener way to make ammonia with “molecular microscope”

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A team of researchers at Radboud University has discovered a promising new method to make ammonia – a key ingredient in fertilizers and many industrial chemicals – more efficiently and sustainably.

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Trying to quit smoking? A workplace lottery may help

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People who want to quit smoking benefit from lotteries as an incentive. This is evident from the Smoke-Free Lottery, a field experiment conducted by the RIVM, Radboud University and various Dutch universities.

Academic events

Bilingual syntax as implicit learning

Bilingual syntax as implicit learning

Tuesday 13 January 2026, 10:30 am PhD defence

The PhD defence of Y.H. Khoe is on 13 January 2026 at 10:30 am.

Thinking problems after stroke in young adults

Thinking problems after stroke in young adults

Wednesday 14 January 2026, 2:30 pm PhD defence

This PhD thesis shows that cognitive issues after a stroke are common, even in people who recover well physically.

Enhancing Cure and Care for Patients with Chronic Venous Disease

Enhancing Cure and Care for Patients with Chronic Venous Disease

Wednesday 14 January 2026, 4:30 pm PhD defence

This PhD thesis investigated improvements in chronic venous disease (CVD) care, particularly for venous leg ulcers and post-thrombotic syndrome.

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Theme: privacy and big data

Organisations collect a lot of personal data. What's the risk, and how do we protect ourselves?

Privacy research
Mensen demonstreren voor gelijke samenleving.

Theme: diversity

How do we create an inclusive society where everyone is free to be themselves?

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Het uitgave van de strategie van de Radboud Universiteit

A significant impact

Our university wants to contribute to a free and healthy world with equal opportunities for all and to make a significant impact on a regional and an international level. That's why Radboud University choses strong, broad disciplines and room for a lot of interdisciplinary collaboration.

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Research projects

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Dealing with Disasters

Research

Dealing with Disasters approaches the identity formation of a nation and region from a new perspective. The formation of local and national identities will be examined in response to natural disasters in the Netherlands.

Living Lab Ooijpolder

Living Lab Ooijpolder

Research

In recent years, scientists have experimented with innovative forms of biodiversity restoration in the Ooijpolder in Gelderland. The Living Lab looks at how the existing pilot schemes and initiatives have improved biodiversity in this region.

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Political parties between freedom and restraint

Research

Under current Dutch law, political parties are rarely regulated. This project investigates whether legal and constitutional regulation of the form, organisation and function of political parties is needed.

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Radboud University's Press Office & science communication team is available for journalists looking for information, or for experts who can explain current affairs and relevant research. We can also be reached for more information about ongoing research, PhD defences and other questions surrounding our researchers. 

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