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The government has involved society far too little in the approach to the corona virus. This can and must change, says Marli Huijer in the AD.

In this blog, PhD candidate Lili talks about digitization in healthcare, including her research into how we can increase physical activity with the i2be app.

Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, does not consider the prohibition to be in conflict with general personal rights.

Children in rural areas are, in comparison with urban areas, a lot more likely to receive a recommendation on their education level which is too low. Why?

Following our call for people to take part in our teachEUR contest, ten lecturers have submitted a total of fifteen teaching activities in recent weeks.

The Kooiman Prize is awarded each year for the Best Article published in the previous year in the public administration top journal, Public Management Review.

More cycling paths, space for pedestrians, car-free areas and electric transport: just a few examples of sustainable mobility. Read more...

Leonieke van Dordrecht and Maria Schiller research the role of economic considerations in policymaking on migration-related diversity in Rotterdam. Read more...

Financial economist Rogier Quaedvlieg, Associate Professor at Erasmus School of Economics, has been awarded the prestigious annual J.C. Ruigrok Prize.

The effects of technological developments, including the use of big data and open banking in the financial sector, require a clear legal framework.