News overview

Zeyun Feng will be defending her thesis, focused on successful ageing in China and the importance of health behaviours that play into it.

With Paul Cliteur, Sohail Wahedi, Assistant Professor at Erasmus School of law, warns for new terrorism threats by the Taliban in an opinion piece in NRC.

Dijkstra shows the different faces of memory and discusses the social relevance of the three faces of memory

Jamila Robbeson from Erasmus School of Economics has written an innovative and relevant thesis for which she has won the 9th Rotterdam Thesis Award.

EUR lecturers share their golden opportunities from the COVID-19 pandemic and the switch to online education.

No need to be sceptical about growth promises on convertible bonds, says Patrick Verwijmeren in an article from Het Financieele Dagblad.

Philip Hans Franses researched the Hemline Theory in 2010. In a programme from EenVandaag, Franses talks about his findings.

In neighbourhoods that make social progress, underweight babies are less likely to be born than in neighbourhoods that don’t.

The innovative ventilation system of the new multifunctional educational building at Campus Woudestein runs on solar heat and wind.

According to Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, refusing unvaccinated people in the workplace is unconstitutional.