News overview

Simon Groot (90), Erasmus alumnus and East-West Seed founder, died July 6. He helped millions of farmers and won the 2019 World Food Prize.

Klaas Knot says the Netherlands benefits most from European integration, despite being a top EU contributor, says Prof. Maarten Bosker on NPO Radio 1.

Anne Gielen and Wendun Wang win NWO grants to study menopause's impact on work and uncover hidden networks in complex data.

Six Erasmus University Rotterdam research projects have been awarded an SGW Open Competition M 2024 grant.

Rotterdam lacks innovative growth sectors and vision, researchers warn. Collaboration with Delft could boost economic prospects if action is taken soon.

Demi- Ann Arriola will attend an intensive three-week undergraduate summer course in Corporate Finance at London School of Economics.

Are citizens losing their trust in political institutions? Under the guidance of Dana Sisak, panel members offered insights on this topic.

The promotion recognises his outstanding contributions to research, teaching, and leadership within the academic community.

Dutch investors are turning away from US stocks over political uncertainty, shifting focus to Europe, says Mary Pieterse-Bloem.

Rotterdam’s economy grows modestly but faces structural issues. Innovation, cooperation with Delft, and inclusive policies are key to future resilience.