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How autonomous decision-making systems deal with uncertainty

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Water, earth, fire, air: what the four elements in stories tell us about good and evil

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A look across the border: how German and Dutch newspapers report on the border region

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Pint of Science

18 - 20 May:

Pint of Science Festival Nijmegen

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You’re never too old to learn

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Events

Beeld bij Film en gesprek van Radboud Reflects over film Los Domingos

Los Domingos. On Calling and Doubt

What if your child wants something completely different for their life than what you had imagined? Ainara is seventeen and wants to spend her life in a monastery. How can someone so young be so certain about such a life-changing decision?

Beeld bij theatercollege Water aan de lippen met Lotte Jensen

Water at Our Lips. Disasters Then and Now

Disasters of the past—especially those involving water—have played a major role in Dutch history, identity, and culture. Which disasters have struck, and what impact did they have? And should we truly fear a new one?

Science Café

Dark energy: not so constant?

New observations suggest that dark energy—the mysterious force speeding up the universe’s expansion—may not be constant after all. Is Einstein’s cosmological constant holding up? Find out during a special Science Café at De Achtertuin.