Radboud Institute for Health Sciences Science for care, care for science
Ideally, every procedure in clinical practice and public health should take place based on proof, instead of intuition or 'experience'. Our aim is to innovate and personalize healthcare and public health by applied and methods-based research. read more
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In the spotlight
Event CaRe webinar COVID-19
Date: 2 June 2020
Research school CaRe organizes an online symposium on 2 June (10:00–11:30 hrs). With Prof. Jochen Cals about COVID-19 registrations in general practices in the Netherlands, and a session on COVID-19 research within the CaRe institutes (CAPHRI, Amsterdam Public Health, Nivel, RIHS). Join on YouTube!
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Save the date for Radboud New Frontiers 2020 Prevention: the need for a leap forward
23 April 2020Although it is uncertain in what format the symposium can be organized, we continue with the preparation of the yearly Radboud New Frontiers symposium on 12 November 2020. This year’s topic is prevention. Save the date already!
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You have a part to play donating to the fight against corona
A world on which we’re making ever greater demands, needs people who are willing to contribute. Providing their own expertise, to achieve a common goal. Donate now and make a difference! Or share our projects within your network. read more
Electronic nose smells precursor of oesophageal cancer
5 March 2020A portable electronic nose can effectively detect precursors of oesophageal cancer, reported by RIHS researchers Yonne Peters and Peter Siersema in the medical science journal GUT. This was demonstrated in an initial study involving more than four hundred patients.
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Greater attention to sex and gender needed in healthcare
13 March 2020Scientific research shows that both sex and gender influence health behavior and impact disease development, having an effect on its diagnosis, treatment, and long-term effects as well. That is what RIHS researcher Sabine Oertelt-Prigione states in The Lancet EClinical Medicine.
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RIHS Awards Ceremony five winners
19 February 2020On 18 February the RIHS 'Koek & Zopie' event took place. In front of an audience of more than 125 colleagues, RIHS awardees accepted their awards for the best PhD thesis, the research product with the highest impact on society, the best peer-reviewed publication and the Supervisor of the year 2019.
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Looking back on RIHS Open Day
6 October 2019. It was a busy day and great fun! Anyone could be a health scientist for one day. The report, video and photos can be found on the Dutch page. go to event page
RIHS YouTube channel See, feel and hear!
View the report of a successful Open Day and more videos of RIHS research. read more
Societal impact
Much – if not most – RIHS research has direct societal impact and is implemented in clinical care or public health. read more
Organization
About RIHS Organization
Organizational units, contact information and directions, press officers and other general information. read more
Research themes
Our scientists perform cross-disciplinary research across 12 of Radboudumc’s research themes. see all RIHS themesGrants and awards RIHS
RIHS grants several awards, such as the John Graunt Award and Richard Grol Visiting Scientist Award.
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RIHS Graduate School for Health Sciences
This school aims to train junior researchers who have the intrinsic ambition to improve health care and public health to become highly qualified independent health scientists.
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Open Science and open access
Open science is the practice of science in such a way that others can collaborate and contribute, where research data, lab notes and other research processes are freely available, under terms that enable reuse, redistribution and reproduction of the research and its underlying data and methods.
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Open science is the practice of science in such a way that others can collaborate and contribute, where research data, lab notes and other research processes are freely available, under terms that enable reuse, redistribution and reproduction of the research and its underlying data and methods. Radboudumc agrees with international developments concerning open science. See the National Plan Open Science. Open Access is an important part of Open Science. Open Access of publications provides direct, free and online access to scientific publications without copyright restrictions of publishers. Open Access significantly increases the visibility of a publication. Current Radboudumc guidelines regarding Open Access publishing are in order of priority:- In case you have funding for article processing charges (APC), and there is a good open access candidate journal for your paper, submit your paper to this open access journal
- In other cases, and for the time being, submit your paper to a classical journal that waives the APC for corresponding authors from Dutch universities (see www.openaccess.nl)
- If there is no good candidate journal that waives the APC, search for a good alternative open access journal (and pay the APC)
- If there is no good alternative open access journal, as a last option, choose a classical journal and pay APC to make your paper open access.
The UBN provides advice about open access.
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Career Jobs and internships
RIHS offers ample positions for talented and ambitious new colleagues.
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RIHS offers ample positions for talented and ambitious new colleagues. There are frequent job openings for talented researchers, technical personnel and students alike. These positions are advertised on this website.Hypatia Tenure Track Grant
A significant impact on healthcare is at the core of the Radboudumc. It is, of course, far from the only institution seeking to achieve this. What sets Radboudumc apart is its level of commitment to selecting the best people and supporting them in order to achieve its vision. To demonstrate this, the medical center awards the prestigious one million Euros Hypatia Tenure Track Grant, to attract the most talented scientists.Internships
RIHS welcomes students to perform internships within our institute. Many departments are very open and willing to accommodate ambitious students. Internships are not centrally organized in our institute. We recommend that you browse the Radboudumc/Research website for interesting topics and directly contact (a limited number of) principal investigators with your resume, motivation, duration of internship and desired start date.Useful links
Contact and getting there
Visiting address
Radboud Institute for Health Sciences
Geert Grooteplein 27
6525 EZ Nijmegen
Postal address
Post 148 RIHSP.O. Box 9101
6500 HB Nijmegen
The Netherlands
Contact
T: +31 (0)24 361 46 39E: rihs@radboudumc.nl
W: www.rihs.nl
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