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Behavioural scientist Esther Rozendaal and her team research how to make children more resilient and resourceful in the digital world.

Lavanga wil de mode- en textielindustrie duurzamer maken. Met haar onderzoek duikt ze diep in de problemen waar de industrie mee kampt.

Professor Carin Uyl-de Groot explains why it often takes a long time before a medicine approved by Europe becomes available in the Netherlands.

Health care is in danger of becoming unaffordable. For an increasing number of citizens, this is no longer an abstract, macroeconomic vision of the future.

PhD candidate Kayla Green (ESSB) conducts research into well-being among young people and develops an approach to better measure their well-being with them.

To what extent are Western companies responsible for the damage to people, the environment and the climate? Prof.dr. Liesbeth Enneking (ESL) explains.

How much potential does personalised nutrition have? This is what Milanne Galekop investigated in her dissertation.

Hospitals have a big impact on the climate. Basic physician Ise Lau investigated Erasmus MC's emissions. She now wins an award with her project.

Students Stefanie Essaadi and Emma Kibel win Sustainability Award for Erasmus University College garden.

Children often get their first smartphone at primary school. This brings many challenges. EUR alumnus Marjolein van Tilburg offers a solution.