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Access to adequate housing is a basic human right, but a global increase in housing price is making it difficult for people to live in cities. In this blog, we

Prof. Dr. Arnold Bakker conducts research about burnout and work engagement. What makes employees stressed or enthusiastic about their work?

Effective 1 November 2020, Dr Kees Vink will hold an endowed chair that carries the title ‘From Big Natural History to Urban Ecology’, in association with the…

The KnowledgeWorkPlace Organisation in a Smart City conducts research aimed at finding solutions for the smart organisation of metropolitan issues.

A group of international scientist argues that a different path to climate transition is urgently needed to accomplish the EU green deal.

New research is mapping the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown for a healthy social and emotional development of young people.

Africa's cities are growing very rapidly. What does this mean for the residents of all these new districts? How do they get access to basic amenities like tap…

Een interview met Shirley Nieuwland, promovendus binnen Erasmus Initiative Vital Cities and Citizens. Zij onderzoekt duurzaam toerisme in steden.

Research done by EUR and Harvard scientists and in collaboration with Parnassia Rijnmond Group show the potential of brain modulation intervention in violent…

Dr. Asya Pisarevskaya, dr. William Voorberg and prof. dr. Peter Scholten of the Erasmus University Rotterdam participate in a newly awarded a European Horizon