News overview

In this blog post, PhD candidate Francisca Vargas Lopes explains why the transition from the youth to the adult care system often leads to disruptions of care.

Ilona van den Eijnde, researcher at Erasmus School of Law, questions whether a Dutch sugar tax could work.

Behavioural scientist Inge Merkelbach explains that in order to change behaviour permanently, it takes more than a pandemic.

The buildings of Erasmus University Rotterdam will close at 12:00 hrs due to the storm.

We are looking for talented mid-career EUR academics who are not currently receiving enough space, time, or appreciation for their impactful work.

In the Catholic Church, a Synod on Synodality, or 'journeying together’, has started.

Erasmus University Rotterdam offers Massive Open Online Courses with a focus on sustainability and the climate crisis. What do you learn in these MOOCs?

Elissaios Papyrakis talks about his new book exploring how the pandemic is influencing poverty, inequality and the livelihoods of vulnerable communities.

Julie pursued a master's degree in Health Psychology & Digital Interventions and learned how we can use technological innovations to solve health issues.

Niels Philipsen, Professor of Shifts in Private & Public Regulation at Erasmus School of Law, explains how he thinks that Big Tech can be kept at bay.