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Media scientist Simone Driessen explains how it is possible that songs by cancelled artists still end up high in the Dutch music ranking Top 2000.

Erasmus University Rotterdam is deeply shocked by the events and sympathises intensely with the victims and their relatives.

Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law, explains what legal steps have been taken and which paths can still be taken towards an effective vaping ban.

After last year's successful campaign, EUR employees were once again able to donate their end-of-year gifts to the Rotterdam Food Bank this year.

"People had no trust in the municipality and even less in science. We had to regain that trust first and then quickly achieve results," explains Els.

How do cities, through formal and informal networks, understand and imagine just transitions in postindustrial secondary cities?

Researchers may find it challenging to reach specific groups within our society. In this interview two researchers share their experiences.

Met als thema ‘Grootstedelijke dynamiek’ organiseerde Erasmus School of Law eind november een congres, dat als startpunt dient van een hernieuwde Rotterdamse

Simone Driessen in WIRED on fandom, politics and the QAnon theories about Taylor Swift.

The research resulted in fourteen themes providing insight into how and why various contextual factors complicate or facilitate the development.