News overview

Professor Peter Kavelaars explains why the Netherlands is so interesting for Russians to stall their money in an interview with AD.

The Eastern European Student Association (EESA) at Erasmus University Rotterdam set up an initiative for students to donate to Ukraine.

We interviewed Annelien Bredenoord as a welcome to ESPhil as a professor. We spoke about freedom and fears, designer babies, and impact. A long read on a lot.

The possibility that the United States might ban Russian oil imports has triggered a surge in prices.

This news item shows what International Women's Day 2021 was all about.

In het Executive Program Het Rendement van Geluk ontrafelen we het begrip geluk op wetenschappelijke wijze. Wat de deelnemers meenamen? Lees het hier.

On Tuesday 8 March 2022, the annual Economic Outlook Rotterdam was presented during a broadcast from the studio on Woudestein campus.

Peter van Bergeijk and Sylvanus Kwaku Afesorgbor argue that the current sanctions against Russia are unlikely to force Putin to abort his invasion of Ukraine.

In the Smart Campus Project, real-time data is used to make Campus Woudestein more liveable and sustainable.

In the past year EFR has reduced and offset its footprint to such an extent that the association is now fully carbon neutral, a first in the Netherlands!