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Erasmus University Rotterdam and open-access database CORE launch SHARE, an AI model specially designed for the social sciences and humanities (SSH).

The Bachelor History at ESHCC has been awarded the highest score in the Keuzegids ranking of history programmes in the Netherlands.

The University Library has acquired three Bristol University Press collections.

New research tests norm-based interventions to curb misinformation—and finds which ones reduce sharing of false posts without silencing true information.

Access to thousands of titles from Oxford Academia Press, across almost every area of academia.

Database on the art market licensed by the University Library until November 2026.

How should platforms define and moderate “toxic” content? A new study by Dr Aviv Barnoy offers an framework developed with industry partners.

Trouw publishes TikTok analysis by media researchers Nel Ruigrok, Vaas de Wit and Nisanur Karadavut.

Professor Kees Ribbens was interviewed by NRC, The Guardian and Newsweek on the disappearance of memorial panels commemorating black Americans.

"Contested Public Monuments" is part of the Cambridge Elements series and shows how global protests over monuments are transforming public memory.