News overview

Local residents are often the best researchers when it comes to questions like these, as the documentary Happy Socks: The Movie shows.

Research shows that early experiences in nature help build a lasting connection with the natural world and support sustainable behaviour later in life.

In the second episode of 'Oh Ja Joh?!', we speak with behavioural scientist Inge Merkelbach, who, with her team, investigates how to tackle traffic nuisance.

Renate de Groot appointed as Director EUC, including the role of Director of Education. She is also appointed to the Chair of Biopsychology of Lifelong Learning

Eveline Crone, professor at ESSB, has been inaugurated as an international member of the prestigious National Academy of Sciences.

Educational scientist Romina de Lima explains how you can stimulate young children’s language development to prevent language delays later on.

Ginie Servant-Miklos talks about her career path, with a focus on education, and why good leadership is important for helping talent to flourish.

Child researchers worked with scientists from EUR, TU Delft and Erasmus MC to find solutions to local climate challenges.

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.