"I conduct research into resilience and frailty in older adults, complex dementia care interventions, complexity science and systems dynamics. It is my personal mission to study, develop, guide, diagnose, treat, and teach both students, professionals and other stakeholders, as well as older persons themselves about better guidance of (frail) older people. Specifically, I would like to improve the well-being of older people with or without cognitive decline.”

"I conduct research in evidence-based instructional methods for education and children with learning problems as well as therapies for clients with communication problems and developmental disorders"

"The main focus is on developing a so-called “person-specific” (idiografic) research paradigm in which modeling and quantification of intra-individual variability (parameters of a complex dynamical system) is more important than inter-individual variability (paramaters of a static population)."

"My goal is to improve insights and decision making in issues involving dynamic and behavioral complexity by using combinations of methodological and analytical approaches (e.g., system dynamics, qualitative and quantitative modeling). I also envisage further dissemination of complexity thinking and to help educating future researchers in these areas."

"The research of my group revolves around the influence of personal contextual factors (resilience, frailty and multimorbidity) in their impact on patient (reported) outcomes of frail older persons and persons with dementia. Methodologically, we apply time series and growth curve modeling.”

“I am interested in all aspects of mathematics that in some way relate to quantum theory, and especially in modern analysis and non-commutative geometry. My field of research involves the link between quantum mechanics of Bohr, Heisenberg and Schrödinger and the classical physics of Newton, Maxwell and Einstein, from both mathematical and conceptual perspectives.”

"I am a professor in research and intervention methodology at Radboud University. My research focuses on group decision support, system dynamics and stakeholder involvement. I am currently applying these methods to complex issues in health care, security and sustainability."

"As well as the philosophy of psychology and the philosophy of cognitive neuroscience, philosophy of mind also deals with questions concerning free will, the causal efficacy of mental states and the nature of consciousness. My work concentrates on the philosophy of neuroscience, free will and the brain, social cognition and the relation between cognition and culture."

"I am a philosopher with an interest in psychology, psychiatry and (cognitive) neuroscience. A large part of my current research is dedicated to questions about embodied and situated cognition, but I am also interested in related topics, such as emotion, narrativity, the self and personal identity."

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