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Important news for researchers publishing with Springer journals.

The EFR/EenVandaag Election Debate 2025 led to a heated clash of fiery exchanges and political theatre, just two days before the Dutch parliamentary elections.

Two protests have been announced for Tuesday afternoon, October 28. Via this live blog, we will keep you informed.

Enrike van Wingerden was awarded a Kick-Starter Grant for an Open-Air Climatorium that brings climate adaptation to life through an interactive walking trail.

Professor of Finance and Banking Dirk Schoenmaker (RSM) examined 23 AEX-listed companies. Philips scores well, Tata Steel does not.

Historian Beatrice de Graaf receives international recognition for her academic achievements. She is awarded the 2025 Lof der Zotheid Pin.

Dr Massimo Fattori on how trust - not technology - drives the partnerships that shape how public safety works today.

Dr da Silva Perez wins NWO Vidi Grant to explore how colonial powers shaped enduring global ideas about women’s work from 1600–1900.

Martin Buijsen explains why abortion is embedded in criminal law and how careful regulation is also possible outside the criminal justice system.

Dr Igna Bonfrer (ESHPM) receives a Vidi grant for research on how African countries finance healthcare for chronically ill patients amid reduced development aid