Interactive digital art

In this paper, we present DNArt in general, our work in DNArt’s lab including a detailed presentation of the first artwork that has come out of our lab in September 2011, entitled “ENCOUNTERS #3”, and the use of DNArt for digital art conservation. Research into the use of DNArt for digital art conservation is currently conducted by the Netherlands Institute for Media art (Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst, NIMk). The paper describes this research and presents preliminary results. At the end, it will offer the reader the possibility to participate in DNArt’s development

Cortisol administration enhances the coupling of midfrontal delta and beta oscillations

Wetensch. publ. refereedFaculteit der Sociale Wetenschappe

Cortisol administration enhances the coupling of midfrontal delta and beta oscillations

Wetensch. publ. refereedFaculteit der Sociale Wetenschappe

Idolen van de klinisch psycholoog

FSW - Self-regulation models for health behavior and Psychopathology - Ou

Knowledge Utopias: An epistemological perspective on the convergence of museums, libraries and archives

Since 2005, convergence of museums, libraries and archives has emerged as a prominent trend in both the international and Australia collection sectors, made manifest through the development of digital platforms that allow integrated access to diverse collection databases, as well as collaborations and mergers of bricks-and-mortar cultural institutions to incorporate various types of collections and professional disciplines. The convergence phenomenon has led to significant investments in technology and infrastructure, provoking considerable scholarly and professional discourse across collecting domains. Yet, the existence of only a handful of empirical studies reflects a nascent field of study where the majority of research is characterised by inventory-style attempts to quantify and classify types of collaborative projects. This thesis extends current research by examining convergence through a dual commitment to both theory and fieldwork. Focussing on the interpretation of museum collections within converged institutions, I combine conceptual analysis of the epistemological implications of convergence with five detailed case studies of converged organisations in Australia and New Zealand. In a museological context, the research explores ways in which the integration of collecting institutions influences understandings of objects through its impact on museum practices. The findings suggest that convergence not only produces a new institutional framework for museum practice, but also that the integration of collecting institutions has the potential to reshape fundamental understandings of identity, place, heritage and culture

Cognitive coping as a mechanism of change in cognitive-behavioral therapy for fear of flying: a longitudinal study with 3-year follow-up

FSW - Self-regulation models for health behavior and psychopathology - ou

Trauma and medically unexplained symptoms. Towards an integration of cognitive and neuro-biological accounts

De samenhang tussen somatische en psychische (dys)functie

Predictors of fatigue in rescue workers and residents in the aftermath of an aviation disaster: a longitudinal study.

De samenhang tussen somatische en psychische (dys)functie