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Luca Henkel has been awarded a grant by Schmidt Sciences to conduct field experiments on the real-world impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace.

Originally trained as a medical doctor in Syria, Saeed’s path shifted dramatically because of war. The Erasmus Trustfonds scholarship brought him to ISS.

Eveline Koorevaar and Wessel den Ouden pursued several bachelor and master degrees simultaneously. How did they do it all?

On Friday 23 January 2026, the new ESB dossier "Nieuwe Energie" was presented at an inspiring symposium on the economic perspectives of the energy transition.

Aart Gerritsen raises serious objections to VNO-NCW’s call to switch to a realisation-based capital gains tax in Box 3.

Prof. Dr. Dr. Lasse Gerrits will hold his inaugural lecture as professor for the Governance of Complex Urban Transformations on the 6th of February.

The mobility transition is reshaping cities as micro‑mobility grows in popularity, bringing new challenges such as parking correctly.

Many artists in the Dutch pop music sector experience considerable uncertainty, according to ESHCC researchers and BAM! Popauteurs.

ESSB professor Michal Onderco and MISOC students nominate Khartoum Aid Kitchen for the Nobel Peace Prize, reports Erasmus Magazine.

Increasing smartphone use, language development gaps... there are many reasons why young people don't read or read less. How do we get them reading again?