News overview

Martin Buijsen unpacks the debate on creating embryos for research and explains why the proposed legislative amendment is primarily a moral issue.

Crypto providers will be obliged to store user data and share it with the tax authorities, from 1 January 2026. Why is this and what does this mean?

Scientists, professionals and local residents reveal hidden pollution, lobbying, health impacts and what it takes to turn environmental harm into recovery.

In its annual Economenparade, ESB recognises economists whose work stands out for its academic quality and societal relevance.

A new report by Robin Lumsdaine asks a pressing question: does this growing use of AI create, or amplify, systemic risks in the financial system?

After a serious crime, there is often a call for tougher penalties. Criminologist Malouke Kuiper investigates whether harsher penalties are the solution.

During UNIC's summer course "Resilience and Sustainability", EUR students and staff worked together on real-life urban challenges.

The joint EUR–Erasmus MC MRI facility was officially opened, marking a year of close collaboration and promising research into brain and behaviour.

The projects awarded contribute to the further development of scientific knowledge within the social sciences, humanities and related disciplines.

The white paper, a collaboration between Leiden, Delft and Erasmus Universities, offers a broad overview of South Holland’s economy and its challenges.