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Do you want your research to make a difference, and develop new treatments for devastating diseases? During this intensive one%E2%80%90week course you will be guided through all phases of translational research, based on lessons we have learned from the eye. You will learn how to design studies to

How do you perceive and act? How do you speak and listen? How do you remember? What goes wrong when people suffer from aphasia, Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease? Answers to these questions are to be found in the brain, the most complex, intricate and fascinating organ in the universe. During the

The sustainability of healthcare is at the core of the policy agenda in many countries. The combination of aging populations, new expensive technologies, and stretched public budgets forces policymakers, purchasers and hospital administrators to seek solutions to bend-the-curve of the expenses for

The Department of Sociology and the Institute for Gender Studies at Radboud University host leading research on gender inequality and dynamics. The course Gender: a core concept in society and science is based on Radboud University%E2%80%99s state-of-the-art research and provides an advanced

Driven by the societal wish to increase the safety of chemical manufacturing and continuous technological developments, micro-reactor technology was introduced to the toolbox of synthetic organic chemists some ten years ago. This technology enables organic chemists to perform organic reactions in a

The twentieth century was, as Henry Luce (Time/ Life) famously dubbed it, %E2%80%98the American Century%E2%80%99, a time when the United States came to manifest itself as a dominant cultural, political and economic power and influence in the global arena. Especially after 1945

Reflecting on ethical issues is important for all academic professionals. To develop this skill, you will study theoretical backgrounds and discuss practical examples during the meetings. You will also work on specific assignments in small groups and write an essay on a topic of your own

Business is very dynamic. The first low-cost airline failed dramatically. Supply chains in many industries (e.g. real estate, beer distribution) face booms and busts: fluctuations in sales, inventory volumes and earnings. Many successful businesses lose their leading market position. Many promising

Are you going to study or work in the Netherlands and would you like to know more about Dutch culture? Are you curious about how the country is organised, who runs the Netherlands, who the king is, or what the national holidays are? Perhaps you%C2%B4d like to know all the do%C2%B4s and don%C2%B4ts