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Inaugural lecture Professor 'Data use for innovation in Higher Education', Leoniek Wijngaards-de Meij.

Language may form a barrier to participation in education and to knowledge development, particularly if a child is not fully proficient in the Dutch language. How can we solve this problem?'

Both humans and primates exhibit complex social behavior. This is important for the acquisition of scarce resources over which there is competition.

One of them was the very first article published in the brand-new Nature Reviews Methods Primers.

Prof. Marcel Van Aken winner of the ​prestigious 2018​ ISSBD Award.

School dropout negatively affects the health and well-being of young people. What can enable these children to pick up the thread again?

Children spend too little time playing outside and are staring at screens too much. That not only affects your eyes, but your spacial skills as well.

This research is the first survey into robots that were developed for interaction with humans.

Developmental psychologist Anouk van Dijk concludes that parents are capable of adjusting their children's negative interpretations.

Prof Dr Anneloes van Baar researches prematurely born babies. Every year, that makes up 12,000 babies in the Netherlands.

The Rubicon grant is intended for promising scientists who have recently obtained their doctorates.

As part of his chair, Thomaes wishes to examine how children and young people develop knowledge about themselves and others

'In order to better understand group processes, we will be using instruments to measure heart rate and blood pressure.

There are still far too few women in top positions. The government is considering robust measures and has asked the Social and Economic Council for advice.

How do we learn to speak? Dr. Sita ter Haar studies the vocal development of song birds and connects her findings with language development of children.

Dutch science is struggling with strong gender stereotypes. How should this be fixed?

Users of Community Support (Maatschappelijke Opvang) and Supported Housing (Beschermd Wonen) services interviewed by students.

Many people think that children are fully-automatic language sponges. That's not true. And multilingualism isn't a problem for children.

He used to cry during dictation exercises. Now he is a professor.

Professor of Developmental Psychology Sander Thomaes has been appointed as the standard bearer of the NWA (Dutch Research Agenda) Youth Route.