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Erasmus University Rotterdam will be present at Lowlands Science 2026 with three striking studies.

Legal expert Ira van der Zaal and historian Marlou Schrover are working on policy that is guided by facts and knowledge about migration.

Can technology help foster a sense of community and a positive sense of safety? Majsa Storbeck talks about the ‘Cleaning & Greening the City’ research project

When older people in care can pass on traditions and rituals from their culture, it enhances well-being and strengthens intergenerational bonds.

Sport is said to bring people together, improve health and strengthen communities. But according to these experts those assumptions deserve closer scrutiny.

In Rotterdam duiken steeds meer camera’s op: ze hangen aan gevels, zitten in deurbellen en torenen boven straten en pleinen uit. Maar hoeveel zijn het er eigenl

Last year in Rotterdam, around 9,000 reports were received about people whose behaviour was incomprehensible or confused. But what lies behind that behaviour?

Clinical child and adolescent psychologist Dr. Linda Dekker and political sociologist Dr. Kjell Noordzij of ESSB have both been awarded a €320,000 Veni grant

The Silent Force in SMEs: Managerial use, importance and effects of informal steering mechanisms

This allocation will enable existing Large-scale Research Infrastructures (LSRI) to be modernised, strengthened or better interconnected.