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The Activity Book for children in grades 6, 7 and 8 of primary school is packed with experiments, tasks and facts that show that science is all around us.

The analog water computer MONIAC, a rare macroeconomic demonstration model from 1949, still helps to explain how an entire economy functions.

At the FIFA World Cup, 27 of the 48 participating nations have a foreign head coach. That is quite remarkable.

Blogpost for the AI-MAPS project by Gabriele Jacobs

Music sociologist Julian Schaap was interviewed by NRC about a new study which reignited an old debate: was music better in the past?

Professor Tam Ngo has been appointed as endowed professor of Historical Anthropology of War Legacies at Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication.

In an interview with De Volkskrant, Simone Driessen discusses the recent 'comeback wave' of pop stars being ‘uncancelled’ and the changes in cancel culture.

Research shows that early-career promotion decisions have long-term positive consequences for women’s academic careers.

On Thursday, 2 July, Yadi Yang will defend her doctoral dissertation, Motivated Retirement: Goals, Regulatory Focus, and Pension Decision-Making.

Blogpost for the AI-MAPS project