News overview

Migration has always been and always will be, including through wars and disasters. Three scientists talk about the importance of migration research.

André den Exter, Associate Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, is critical of the ministerial funding of these institutions.

For some families, taking additional birth leave does not appear to be financially feasible. Research findings contributed to the new WIEG law

Joost Nan, Professor of Criminal (Procedural) Law at Erasmus School of Law, explains that intimidation can result in a criminal offence.

Anne Boring conducts research on the influence of stereotypes on performance assessments and is asked for her expertise in Radio France.

Inge Merkelbach wrote the 'Gedragsdoeboek' to introduce professionals and organizations to the possibilities of behavioural change in an accessible way.

How do you get a healthy green city on the one hand and maintain car mobility on the other? Scientist Anna Bornioli explains it in Studio Erasmus.

This blog discusses ethical dilemmas in transformative research, following a workshop hosted by UNIC, DIT and Erasmus Research Services.

Now that covid is hardly seen in society, this is not the case for public transport. What are the consequences for public transport?

The Erasmus Initiative 'Societal Impact of AI aims to bring together knowledge around AI from different disciplines and sectors.