Events

The Erasmus Sustainability Days (ESD) is a dynamic week-long event, designed to educate, inspire, and connect individuals interested in sustainability.

On Friday 16 May 2025, B.T.C van Rossum will defend the doctoral thesis titled: Optimising Fair Work Allocation: Applications in Railway Crew Planning.

On Thursday 15 May 2025, X.M. Hut will defend the doctoral thesis titled: Essays on Sustainable Finance.

Does letting employees set their own pay boost effort? This seminar explores the surprising role of trust (and its limits) in motivating performance.

In this seminar, Nguyen presents a mesoscopic MILP model for timetable adjustments, while Zhu proposes a stochastic method for rolling stock rescheduling.

The authors examine whether support for a core premise of the Upper Echelons Perspective has endured the forty years since the theory first appeared.

Explore how public company employees use financial reporting in career decisions, revealing varied behaviours and key insights into this understudied stakeholde

Johannes Schmidt-Hieber (University of Twente)

Explore how crises destabilise established domains of authority and generate new forms of knowledge through relational and collective processes.

The seminar explores how adding co-managed institutional assets shows active portfolios face less diminishing returns and more value.