News overview

Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, talks about the case of twelve-year-old Archie Battersbee in a radio interview.

In an interview with De Volkskrant, Robert Dur discusses the results of his research into so-called 'bullshit jobs'.

Robotic arms can offer a solution to the shortage on the labour market, says sociologist of labour Fabian Dekker. They can be used in healthcare, for example.

Students of ESSB share their favorite hotspots in Rotterdam.

Joost Nan, Professor of Criminal (Procedural) Law, explains which laws the farmers broke during their waste dumping protest.

On July 22 2022, NRC Business Journal published an interview with former Erasmus School of Economics student and Nobel Prize winner Guido Imbens.

Iain Todd argues that climate change is the most significant challenge facing the world. With his research he wants to contribute to a just energy transition.

Ivo Arnold, Professor of Monetary Economics at Erasmus School of Economics, warns for too optimistic inflation scenarios.

During the Symbiosis symposium at BlueCity in Rotterdam, circular economy pioneers shared their stories on their entrepreneurial journey and the way they bring

The Agreement on Reforming Research Assessment by the EUA sets a shared direction for changes with the goal to maximise the quality and impact of research.