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

Sanne Struijk discusses the system of pre-trial detention and the role of bail within Dutch criminal law.

The University Library now provides access to thousands of titles in History, International Law and Human Rights and Humanitarian Law during 2025.

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The International Office hosted a Scholarship Ceremony to honour all international students who have been awarded scholarships

It is perhaps one of the most famous couples in history: Sartre and De Beauvoir. As founding fathers of existentialism and the new feminism, they protested in t

Ronald Huisman, Professor of Sustainable Energy Finance at Erasmus School of Economics, elucidates on how to efficiently operate batteries.

Anand Kole received a scholarship from the Trustfonds to pursue his lifelong dream and a desire to deepen his knowledge of economics to and study at EUR.

In this article, Madeleine Merkx explains why Meta might have to pay VAT to use personal data.

De Open Competitie van SGW heeft als doel om excellent vrij, nieuwsgierigheidsgedreven onderzoek te bevorderen