Research in a Nutshell

In lung cancer screening, individuals are offered check-ups using medical imaging which enables detection at an early stage, reducing the number of deaths.

Profit shifting is high on the agenda for policymakers and media. However, criticism is not unjustifiable. Dirk Schindler explains this and other alternatives.

After an absence of nearly twenty years, some cash machines in the Netherlands can once again dispense €100 banknotes on request. But is this really necessary?

The Dutch tax system has become very complicated, this complexity easily leads to confusion, which may result in suboptimal decisions.

Our research examines how a sudden increase in public attention to individuals of Moroccan descent in the Netherlands affected criminal sentencing.

The mobility transition is reshaping cities as micro‑mobility grows in popularity, bringing new challenges such as parking correctly.

Research shows that a customer-to-customer return system could increase profits by up to 34%.

Dyaran Bansraj has researched the impact of private equity ownership on daycare pricing, quality, and market competition.

Zhiling Wang, Bas Karreman and Frank van Oort have researched the role of international students on national students' career prospects.

Using clever mathematical tricks, researchers compute the increase in delivery speed of using drones and autonomous vehicles for delivering your goods.