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Discover why a journal is flagged as predatory, so you can make a safe and clear decision whether or not to publish in that journal.

The Telegraph recently made an elaborate item on new regulations in the Dutch housing market in which a study by ESE was consulted.

Around 1,000 young researchers participated in workshops, a scavenger hunt and experiments during the first edition on our campus.

On Sunday October 8th, the Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) opened its doors for the very first edition of the science festival Weekend of Science.

Artificial intelligence has led to important developments: from ChatGPT to facial recognition; many of us use it - increasingly often. What are the dangers?

Professor Peter Kavelaars of Erasmus School of Economics gave his expertise on the plan to tax the buyback of own shares by listed companies.

There is little evidence that people will stop driving their cars, researcher Giuliano Mingardo explains in Trouw

Ernst Kuipers, Minister of Health: “We are all aware of the urgent need to develop a fairer and more resilient ecosystem for public health."

The EUR Library contributed to a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Open Science.

How do students experience sustainability in education? Bachelor’s students Szymon, Natasza and Marlene talk about how they deal with sustainability at EUR.