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Jeroen van der Waal worked as a sailor for ten years before starting his academic career when he left secondary school without a diploma.

On 30 June 2022, Nobel prize winner Guido Imbens visited his alma mater. Yrla van de Ven and Thijs Busschots conducted an interview with Imbens.

To the anger of many people, the Tax and Customs Administration has made far-reaching agreements with Uber about taxes to be paid. Kavelaars gives his opinion.

Sigrid Kaag has indicated to the ECB that she does not want to see the ECB buy up Italy's government debt. Professor De Vries explains the situation.

Joost Nan, Professor of Criminal (Procedural) Law at Erasmus School of Law, doubts using quick trials in criminal cases after the farmer protests.

How do we get the human dimension back into our economy? Professor Irene van Staveren (ISS) explains at the University of the Netherlands.

Research from the Centre for the Law and Economics of Cybersecurity of Erasmus School of Law shows that companies disclose too little about cybersecurity.

In September Larisa Leerkamp will be beadle at our university for two years. A beadle ensures that everything related to academic ceremonies runs smoothly.

Loes Keijsers has received a European Research Council Consolidator Grant of 2 million euros for her research project on parenting adolescents.

Behavioural economist Georg Granic have found evidence that a certain type of firms has overall more LGBTQ+-friendly policies.