News overview

Robby Roks and Gijs Custers went on a tour through the Feijenoord district, where they discussed whether there is an upward trend in the number of incidents.

Overflowing diaries and the focus on publications. Enough academics get stuck with their work. The Recognition & Rewards project is looking for solutions.

On Friday 1 October at 18:30, the last class of Arjo Klamer as professor Cultural Economist will take place.

Associate Professor of Economics Dana Sisak researches the norms regarding modesty in different contexts.

On 21 September, the demissionary cabinet presented its budget. The government deserves praise for its corona policy, but there are still structural problems.

Being distinctive with 20 edubadges (digital certificates) on your resume, is that the future? This and more is covered in the CLI's first podcast.

Jeroen van den Broek, criminologist and researcher at Erasmus School of Law, nuances the link between street violence and drill rap.

People are extremely bad at spotting lies. According to Sophie Van der Zee, you can just as easily take a gamble, while detection technology is becoming better.

The Erasmus Initiative Societal Impact of AI (AiPact) is concerned with how Artificial Intelligence will change our lives in the future.

Robby Roks, Associate Professor of Criminology at Erasmus School of Law, talks about criminals that collect cocaine from sea containers.