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Based on a survey of the student population in France, Anne Boring has researched the reasons for the differences between men and women in their study choices.

Thanks to a new algorithm developed by Erasmus Q Intelligence, a significantly higher number of kidney patients in the Netherlands can now receive transplants.

The Council for the Judiciary has responded to research on the influence of public attention on judicial sentencing, acknowledging its importance.

Meet Michiel van Crombrugge, Associate Professor in the Department of Business Economics at Erasmus School of Economics.

The new Economic Outlook Rotterdam sheds light on the economic relationship between Rotterdam and Delft. The study shows that their collaboration is beneficial.

Kevin Spiritus critiques the Belgian government on their budget process and argues that the budget crisis is largely due to this process.

Researchers of Erasmus School of Economics have constructed a 'global news network' to map the flow of news and its predictive power over financial markets.

The EFR/EenVandaag Election Debate 2025 led to a heated clash of fiery exchanges and political theatre, just two days before the Dutch parliamentary elections.

Carlos Riumallo Herl has been awarded the prestigious Vidi grant. This grant supports researchers who are transitioning into academic leadership roles.

The Massive Open Online Course "Enjoyable Econometrics", which shows that econometrics can be applied beyond academics, has surpassed 30,000 enrolled learners.