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An Nguyen is a board member of the Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ Business Course, a honours programme that combines consultancy and entrepreneurship.

Veelgestelde vragen bij het onderzoek 'Waar hoor ik thuis?'

Wanneer je groot verdriet hebt om een overleden hond of kat krijg je weinig begrip. Terwijl rouwen om een huisdier vergelijkbaar is met het rouwen om een mens.

Paul 't Hart is the first Dutch public administration scholar to receive an ERC Advanced Grant.

[Blog by Frans de Liagre Böhl] Will Google Data Search become as populair as Google Scholar?

Research project of the Netherlands Institute of Human Rights (SIM).

Interdisciplinair werken met dataverzamelingen is hiermee nog eenvoudiger geworden met de Research-module van Yoda.

Working with data sets on an interdisciplinary basis has now become even simpler with the Yoda Research-module.

Freudenthal Instituut, Postdoc-VO

Freudenthal Instituut, Postdoc-VO

Freudenthal Instuut, Postdoc-VO

Annemarie van Elburg is child and adolescent psychiatrist and professor of Clinical Psychopathology, specifically eating disorders.

[Blog] MATLAB is a versatile software environment for scientists used for analysing data, developing algorithms, models & performing simulations.

De overheid is soepel met de norm voor uitstoot van schadelijk fijn stof. Dit heeft grote gevolgen voor de gezondheid van de bevolking.

Teaching Fellow Leoniek Wijngaards start nieuw buddy project voor 'eerstegeneratie-HO-studenten'

The Association of Human Rights Institutes, of which SIM is a founding member, adopted the Edinburgh Declaration at its annual conference last month.

This eye tracking task is a simplified version of a visual world paradigm, in which every trial presents pairs of familiar objects of roughly the same size.

The social gaze task is an eye-tracking task that measures a subject’s sensitivity to another person’s gaze direction.

The Gap-overlap task is a gaze contingent paradigm that measures visual attention shifting between a central and a peripheral stimulus.

One of the key research findings that make humans an extraordinary social species is that human faces, above anything else, grab and hold our attention.