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Rotterdam professors went by bike to primary schools in the city. Not to lecture students, but to teach primary school pupils.

Blogpost by Meri Georgievska-Van de Laar

While there are various pathways for the transition from scholarly research to practical implementation, one such option is through a licensing agreement.

The population is ageing, creating a major social challenge. How this can be dealt with is presented in Marlies Bär's dissertation.

Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, explains the problems surrounding the elimination of the deductible for the chronically ill.

Monique Daniels' research focuses on End-of-Life care, a growing public health priority globally, and an important aspect of people-centered policies.

Economist Dirk Schoenmaker wants to help solve our time’s most pressing issues. He is prone to sacrificing economists’ most sacred cows.

Contested heritage and looted art; many museums and countries struggle with it. What some consider a museum masterpiece might for others be an important part of

A throwback to the Leven Lang Leren Fesitval, in which more than 50 researchers from EUR entered into discussions with residents of the city in Rotterdam.

May 21 was initiated by the United Nations in 2002 as World Day for Cultural Diversity, a day for the promotion of diversity and intercultural dialogue.