News Tilburg University
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Labour on demand
30th January 2024Researcher Jan Cremers of the Tilburg Law School contributed to the documentary ‘Labour on Demand’ of the TV program Zembla. The program addressed the housing, work and living situation of labour migrants in detail.
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RepRisk Data Feed
23rd January 2024In 2024, researchers and students of Tilburg University have access to company data of the RepRisk Data Feed package. The RepRisk Data Feed package consists of risk metrics and underlying scores to assess risk exposure and business conduct of approximately 220.000 public and private, listed and non-listed companies.
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NWO grant for research into use of virtual reality in visual rehabilitation at home
22nd January 2024NWO has awarded a grant of €2.7 million to a partnership between lead researcher UMCG, Koninklijke Visio and various other healthcare providers and academic institutions including Tilburg University. The aim is to develop care for people with visual complaints after a stroke. The research therein from the Tilburg School of Humanities and Digital Sciences (TSHD) uses artificial intelligence and brain scans to predict success of Virtual Reality (VR)-based home rehabilitation of such patients.
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Another draw for internal research funds, digital for the first time
18th January 2024The third annual draw for internal research funds within the Tilburg School of Humanities and Digital Sciences (TSHD) took place on January 18 and was digital for the first time. TSHD chose this form of distributing grants from the interdisciplinary Seed Money Call because it is fairer, more efficient and objective.
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Marco Tamietto receives ERC Proof of Concept Grant for PRISM project
18th January 2024The PRISM project focuses on addressing key challenges in neurosurgical training involving non-human primates (NHPs), especially within the context of the 3Rs framework (Replacement, Reduction, Refinement) endorsed by the EU.
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Tilburg University Junior nominates four research projects for Klokhuis Science Award
15th January 2024Tilburg University Junior has nominated four research projects for the Klokhuis Science Award this year. This award is presented every year for research that is interesting as well as relevant for children aged 9 to 12. The award aims to make a broad and young audience familiar with scientific research in the Netherlands.
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European Values Study Team Tilburg successful in grant acquisitions
15th January 2024The European Values Study Team Tilburg (Department of Sociology, TSB) has recently secured multiple grants to collect and make comparative social science survey data widely available for the scientific community as well as for policymakers, education, and the general public.
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Hans Haans new chairman of the University Council
12th January 2024The University Council has chosen a new chairman: on March 1, 2024, Hans Haans will take over from Rien Wijnhoven.
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Development of facial expressions in virtual human agents can help healthcare and education
10th January 2024Technology, such as computer graphics and machine learning, has helped to develop virtual agents that closely resemble humans in appearance and show increasingly human-like communicative behaviors. In her dissertation, Julija Vaitonyte did research on people’s perceptions of the appearance and behavior of virtual agents.
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New issue of Grotiana with contributions from Prof. De ruysscher and Dr. Den Hollander
03rd January 2024The latest issue of Grotiana, Volume 44 (2023): Issue 2 (Dec 2023) is a special issue dedicated to commercial and maritime law edited by Prof. Dave De ruysscher, who served as this special issue's guest-editor.
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Tilburg researchers receive NWO Open Science Fund 2023
02nd January 2024With the NWO Open Science Fund, NWO wants to reward researchers for their efforts in the field of open science. They can receive a maximum of 50,000 euros for their project. Two Tilburg research projects have been selected and will receive this fund.
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Our deepest sympathies for everyone affected by the tragic shooting at Charles University
22nd December 2023We are deeply shocked by the shooting incident that happened at our partner university in Prague. The shock following this terrible event is felt throughout our entire academic community. We express our heartfelt condolences and sympathy to everyone who is affected by this heartbreaking event.
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The best-viewed research news of 2023
19th December 2023Over the past year, we frequently shared interesting and groundbreaking research. News about appointments, farewells and scholarships was also read with great interest. Read the best-viewed research news of 2023 in this overview.
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Down the drain: what to do when setbacks occur in major government projects
18th December 2023Large government projects involving many parties often suffer setbacks such as delays, cost overruns or failure to meet contractual deliverables. How these setbacks subsequently affect the project is not arbitrary, say researchers Feng Fang, Wendy van der Valk and Henk Akkermans and Bart Vos.
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Grant for research on further development of 'Stronger than the kick'
18th December 2023The AWVB recently received a new grant from ZonMw to continue research on the further development of the intervention Stronger than Kick.