News overview

Over forty researchers and students from Erasmus University Rotterdam travelled to Antwerp to attend the International Tribunal on Crimes again Women.

ESSB researchers joined the Dutch premiere of 'In the Belly of AI' to examine the hidden human and environmental cost of Big Tech's AI systems.

Thursday 2 April 2026, we hosted our annual award ceremony at HAL4 aan de Maas. The event was hosted by our dean, prof. dr. Esther Rozendaal.

From 1 April 2026, the Resilient Delta initiative will be led by two professors from EUR: Professor Bregje van Eekelen and Professor Jurian Edelenbos.

Two researchers from the ESSB, Rolf Zwaan and Robin Bouwman, contributed to research carried out within SCORE, the findings have been published in Nature.

New legislation on EU return policy was recently adopted. Professor Arjen Leerkes spoke in the European Parliament about the experiences.

Students Manju von Rospatt (ISS) and Jet van Swinderen (ESSB) won the 2024 Han Entzinger Award for the best master thesis on migration.

What if your child thinks just a little faster than average? Prof. Dimitri van der Linden explains why early exposure to science helps develop talent.

What can communication in seals tell us about the evolution of human language? EUC lecturer Koen de Reus's research reveals surprising insights.

Why do some highly educated parents choose not to vaccinate their children? Sociologist Josje ten Kate (ESSB) explored this question in her PhD.