News overview

Worldwide and in the Netherlands, phishing by using the photos of celebrities is increasingly common. Sophie van der Zee reacts on this situation.

Rotterdammers are amongst the least happy people in the Netherlands. Martijn Hendriks explains why and explains how the government or municipality can fix this.

Prifti, Demir and Krämer share insights about their upcoming book, which addresses the relationship between AI and law.

In a news article by the Dutch newspaper NU.nl, Professor Ronald Huisman of Erasmus School of Economics reflects on the grid congestion in the Netherlands.

Nederlanders zoeken steeds vaker alternatieve behandelaars op.

This year, ERIM’s Full-time PhD programme received an incredible 1,400 applications — a new record and an increase from last year!

Teresa Bazarra Urquidi's passion is bringing seemingly contrasting worlds together in a way that helps people and society.

Jongeren die invloed hebben op het smartphonebeleid geven aan meer tevreden te zijn over het beleid, zelfs als de regels streng zijn.

ESHCC researchers investigated the Fair Pay Pilot: fair income for performing Dutch artists.

Seventy-five years after Bill Phillips unveiled his groundbreaking hydraulic computer, the Financial Times has reimagined the invention for the digital age.