Projects

Insomnia has significant societal consequences. Somnox can help improve sleep quality.

Working, learning and innovating increasingly take place in networks. In interaction with peers, professionals share their practice, knowledge and relevant contacts they may have.

Assistive Technology (AT) is essential for people with disabilities to participate equally and fully in society.

The demand for cosmetic (irreversible) treatments from skin therapists has increased enormously.

What is the social value of top sporting events? This is the question at the heart of the Moves research programme, in which the Impact of Sport research group is participating.

With the project, we contribute to improving higher satisfaction in a number of domains among older people.

Despite the high participation rates of girls in volleyball, women are underrepresented in decision-making roles such as administrators, coaches, and referees.

Do you think that human rights are only about humans? Why can’t non-humans, nature and technology also have rights and responsibilities?

Explore how new EU regulations push online platforms to develop transparent dispute mechanisms. This project offers insights for users, mediators, and policymakers in the digital age.

Start (V)aardig is a study on the physical literacy of preschoolers. After all, children who learn to exercise well at an early age and enjoy it, often develop an active lifestyle. Neighbourhood sport coaches can play a...

Healthcare technology – or e-health – is now an integral part of the healthcare sector. But how does a healthcare professional choose the right tool for the patient? The Rehabilitation and Technology Research Group...

An ecosyndemic is a situation where various diseases and conditions mutually reinforce each other due to an unfavorable living environment.