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Is stabilising global warming at 1.5°C still feasible? Climate scientist McCauley argues that it can be done in a new report, but only if all sectors transform.

That is the mission of policy makers and scientists inside and outside the EUR. Among them are paediatrician Jasper Been and health scientist Paul Kocken.

Together with his colleagues, he tries to bring balance to the amount of disinformation. Also there where people are more difficult to reach.

We are happy to announce that the building of the new video observation facility at the Erasmus Behavioural Lab has started this month.

Scientists examined the longer-term effects of alcohol use in young people. They see an accelerated decline of grey matter in the brain.

Iain Todd and Ryan Holmes of our Global Social Challenges team reflect on the achievements of COP26 and its relevance to their current research activities.

According to sociologist Mark van Ostaijen, traditions and rituals play an important role in every society.

During your studies or work you may encounter issues for which you do not immediately have a solution. Read in these interviews where you can get help.

On 1 December a pilot started on campus Woudestein. Delivery robot Rosie (Robot On SIte Erasmus) made her first trip under the watchful eye of the public

Researcher Jose Nederhand of Vital Cities and Citizens (VCC) discusses the successfully organized international paper workshop on the vitality of cities.