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Most people are unprepared when it comes to flood risks. A team of TU Delft and EUR researchers aims to change and developed a water label for Rotterdam homes.

Look back with us on EdUconnect 2025 - CLI's annual event on educational innovation.

Max Koedood studied philosophy at EUR, speaks six different languages and wrote a book for anyone who wants to learn the Dutch language.

Festive farewell to curator Nederlands Economisch Penningkabinet and celebration of successful digital migration of the medal collection to the Library.

Philip Hans Franses, Professor of Applied Econometrics at Erasmus School of Economics, debunks the so-called 'hemline index'.

Beatrice Hati Gitundu won the award for her research on transforming fire safety in Kenya’s informal settlements. Find out more about her research and the award

Business Administration student Meinke van Oenen is developing a technique with algaes to desalinate water sustainably with her start-up business Algaenius.

Three years back Erasmus University Rotterdam and seven partners received an Erasmus+ grant for Football Makes History. The results are being finalized.

Robert Dur discusses the consequences of a rising Dutch national debt in the radio programme Geld of je Leven from NPO Radio 1. Is a higher debt a big problem?

President Trump introduces import tariffs on April 2. According to Associate Professor Martijn Schippers, uncertainty is causing chaos among businesses.