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Last Friday, Annelien Bredenoord and QuEUR won awards at the Workplace Pride Impact Awards Gala.

How do artists address climate change in their art? Do these artists consider themselves as activists? Ulrike Hahn addresses this and more in her PhD thesis.

Techniques such as magnetic fMRI allow scientists to observe brain activity while participants perform various tasks.

Apply now for the UNIC CityLabs Award, to be presented at the first UNIC Thematic Conference at Malmö University from 7–9 May 2025

One in five Rotterdam children grows up in poverty. EUR alumni Joyce and Domenique launch training to provide mental support to this vulnerable group.

Apply now for the UNIC Best Paper Awards, to be presented at the first UNIC Thematic Conference at Malmö University from 7–9 May 2025. Deadline: March 16, 2025.

Bram Wouterse is looking back at the workshop "The value of prevention: calculating benefits and costs".

OASYS NOW, founded by Erasmus University Rotterdam alumni Nima Salami and Sara Okhuijsen, has been awarded the prestigious €1 million grand prize at SLUSH 2024.

A new study by Prof. Robert Dur and Dr Arjan Non from Erasmus School of Economics reveals that Dutch voters are open to experimenting with public policy.

A new knowledge agenda reveals the far-reaching impact of socio-economic insecurity on the onset, course and perception of dementia in the Netherlands.