Events

This talk presents a series of studies that link DNA variation to work-related behaviors, revealing how behavior genetics reveals biological foundations at work

Drawing a product-related symbol (vs. tapping) on mobile ads boosts interest, choice, and willingness to try the advertised product or brand.

Exposure to income and wealth inequality during adolescence has no effect on education or income, showing no long-term costs of school integration policies.

Resilience in Soviet samizdat journals emerges via relational strategies—reliability, redundancy, and reactivity—enabling endurance under repressive pressure.

Learn in this workshop how to create and use your ORCID iD to enhance the discoverability of your research outputs.

Technological novelty raises market value but lowers citations; breadth, maturity, and complexity shape when novelty causes divergence or alignment.

PhD defence of Luuk van Maasakkers, a member of our Full-time PhD Programme.

This event features the work of four researchers from top schools, and aims to foster and strengthen the network of scholars around the world.

PhD defence of Linda Punt, a member of our Full-time PhD Programme.

Detecting shifts in waste deposition patterns using operational data to identify when smart waste systems may need to revisit sensor placement decisions.