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Student Ai Negate and professor Moniek Buijzen talk about how the AICON project uses art to narrow the gap between citizens and AI.

In 2022, it was 50 years ago that Rotterdam made international headlines for the riots in the Afrikaanderwijk. A good moment to make Rotterdammers aware of how

This interactive online event took the form of panellist presentations followed by a plenary panel discussion. We invited experts and stakeholders in the field

What might social innovations and administrative renewal around youth (care) in Reyeroord look like?

From June 19 to June 30, 2023, ODISSEI will host the Summer Institute in Computational Social Science, to be held at Erasmus University Rotterdam in cooperation

Why is discontent about politics highest among less educated people? And why are they more likely to vote for populist parties? Does it have to do with another?

Hanan El Marroun was overwhelmed with positive reactions about her appointment as endowed professor. She talks about it with Dutch Newspaper Algemeen Dagblad.

Researchers wrote a handbook to help policymakers, service providers, and advocates who work with migrants make their policies and practices more evidence-based.

How can a blood bank motivate donors to donate plasma? Over 10 weeks, students designed a solution using behavioural and communication theories.

What kind of family is best to grow up in? And is our image of 'the ideal family' justified? Amaranta de Haan answers these questions with her research.