The program includes contributions by:
Minds – Think like a scientist: Guido Imbens
Guido Imbens, Professor of Economics and Applied Econometrics at Stanford University, EUR alumnus and winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics (2021) for his groundbreaking work in causal inference, will receive an honorary doctorate from honorary supervisor Professor Dinand Webbink (ESE).
Annelien Bredenoord – Rector Magnificus Erasmus University Rotterdam
Annelien Bredenoord is a professor, supervisory authority and director and works at the interface of healthcare, technology and innovation, ethics and politics. As Rector Magnificus of Erasmus University Rotterdam she will provide perspective on the theme ‘Making Minds Matter: New Horizons’ in the Dies speech.
Lexter Woodley
Lexter Woodley, Erasmus University Rotterdam alumna and distinguished host known for her captivating on-screen presence.
The Transformers
The Transformers, a Rotterdam-based band, consisting of both professional musicians and individuals who have faced homelessness or challenging circumstances. Their mission is to unveil the hidden talents of Rotterdam by crafting vibrant music that narrates the city's untold stories, echoing the resilience and creativity found within its streets.