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Yosha Wijngaarden's ‘The times they are AI-changin’: how engaging with artificial intelligence affects creativity in the music industry’, receives 50,000 euros.

According to professor Frank van Oort, prosperity is more than rich people with a good job and a big house. He explained this during the Rotterdamlezing 2025.

The consortium will develop inclusive climate adaptation strategies together with migrant groups in Antwerp and Rotterdam.

The start of this ambitious project was celebrated last Thursday with the symbolic opening of a construction in the presence of the construction company.

After a crime, there is often a call for stricter punishments. But do they really work? Malouke Kuiper explores the gap between science and legal practice.

How can people grow old healthily and safely in their own neighbourhood? Prof.dr. Jane Murray Cramm (ESHPM) does research into this.

The NWO (Dutch Research Council) has awarded an XS grant to both Paul Bouman and Bastian Ravesteijn of Erasmus School of Economics.

Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) is taking a more conscious and critical approach to collaborations with companies in the fossil energy sector.

In this article, Martin Buijsen discusses the consequences of persistent waiting times in mental health care and the right to timely treatment.

Study by ESBL on the effects of extending the WOZ valuation period from annual to biennial, commissioned by the Association of Dutch Municipalities (VNG).