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Terri van der Zwan, PhD candidate at Erasmus School of Economics, has received a Fulbright Promovendus award.

PhD candidate Rolf van Lieshout has developed a theoretical model with which big train disruptions may be prevented in the future.

On Wednesday 18 May 2022 Dr Chen Zhou will publicly accept his appointment as Professor of Mathematical Statistics and Risk Management.

The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) has awarded Dr Phyllis Wan of Erasmus School of Economics with an individual NWO Veni grant.

The students worked on this case for 8 weeks in teams of four under the supervision of Dr Evelot Westerink-Duijzer, lecturer at Erasmus School of Economics.

Again, a new all-time high record for the most successful open access, online education course of Erasmus University Rotterdam.

On behalf of the Executive Board of Erasmus University Rotterdam, Dean Prof. Patrick Groenen has awarded Dr Christiaan Heij 'De Desiderius'.

Dennis Huisman discusses in an article by Erasmus Magazine in which ways European train travel may be rendered less expensive and less complicated.

In his opinion article, Professor of Applied Econometrics and Marketing Research Philip Hans Franses discusses the effects of experts adjusting their models.

Every railway passenger will experience that trains do not always run on time. In this article, professor Huisman explains the use of algorithms for the better.