In dit onderzoeksrapport wordt verslag gedaan van het onderzoek dat door het Crossmedialab is uitgevoerd in het project Publieksannotatie van Cultureel Erfgoed (PACE). Dit proejct is uitgevoerd met subsidie van de regeling 'Digitaliseren met Beleid’ van het ministerie van Onderwijs Cultuur en Wetenschappen …

Relatively new computerized media (new media) such as mobile telephony and Internet have given lead to the surfacing of new marketing methods. One of these techniques is viral marketing, which aims to encourage the distribution of marketing messages between individuals via digital channels. Its potential …

Within change literature, pace and frequency of organizational change are reoccurring topics. The pace is experienced as high and the frequency of change within organizations appears to be growing exponentially. This lead to study to more extent ‘change fatigue’ that already received attention in both …

Transitions in health care and the increasing pace at which technological innovations emerge, have led to new professional approach at the crossroads of health care and technology. In order to adequately deal with these transition processes and challenges before future professionals access the labour …

This publication gives an account of the Public Annotation of Cultural Heritage research project (PACE) conducted at the Crossmedialab. The project was carried out between 1 January 2008 and 31 December 2009, and was funded by the Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science. Three members of the Dutch …

Het MRCP (Magnetic Resonance CholangioPancreatography)-onderzoek brengt de galblaas, de lever, de intra- en extrahepatische galwegen, de pancreas en de pancreatische wegen in beeld. Door middel van dit onderzoek kunnen verscheidende pathologieën direct of indirect gediagnosticeerd worden. Binnen het …

Discussing the visibility and cultural factors that inf luence the position of women in the armed forces is the object of the study that is presented here. The Netherlands do not have a martial tradition and are believed to have a feminine ‘soft’ culture , but nevertheless women have always been underrepresented. Nowadays …