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Khuê Nguyễn has won first place for the Best Paper Yuval Hadas Memory Award during a conference in Kyoto.

The GROW retreat offered an opportunity for researchers and supervisors to collaborate on more equitable, grounded, and policy-relevant global health research

Researchers presented new findings from behavioural experiments in Indonesia and Vietnam, highlighting strategies for policymakers tackling poor nutrition.

We have used the Flows of Knowledge (Flows) approach to evaluate impact in this case study on using algorithms.

Academia faces rising authoritarianism, lost trust, and internal flaws. To stay relevant, scholars must reconnect with society and prioritise real impact.

The US recently freezed all their foreign aid programmes. This could result in 150.000 additional deaths and 200.000 new HIV infections in sub-Saharan Africa.

Frank van Oort was a guest at Platform31's Trendtalk on 3 July. According to the panel, the Netherlands is stuck spatially-economically.

Fabio completed the bachelor's at ESHPM, as well as the part-time master's Zorgmanagement. He discovered he would like to work in a hospital.

Interview with Prof Dr Janine Stubbe on the Medical Delta programme ‘Health promotion with arts and culture’.

The gap between rich and poor is growing in the Netherlands. More people are dropping out of society. Political philosopher Jamie van der Klaauw explains why.