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The book "Researching Gender and Media" helps students and early-career researchers to take gender seriously at every stage of their research.

There is less and less space for cars in Rotterdam. 'And that is good for the quality of life and the economy', says mobility economist Giuliano Mingardo.

The session focused on international economic relations, diplomacy, and the changing geopolitical landscape.

Media scholar Nel Ruigrok and a team of Master’s students from ESHCC analysed over 17,000 articles from major Dutch news organisations.

Why do hospitals sometimes lose out on revenue when they provide better care? Health scientist Maura Leusder explains it in the podcast Oh Ja Joh?!.

Ellen Loots and Marjelle Vermeulen win the 2026 Best Teaching and Educational Practice Award with their master’s course.

The move towards an IPO reflects confidence in the technology and business model of the US company.

Van Sterkenburg received the invitation from Rabin Baldewsingh, National Coordinator against Discrimination and Racism, who is organising the world summit.

The scholarship is awarded by the Health Applications Section of INFORMS, the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences. 

Researchers Yao Chen, Florian van Genderen and Felix Ward find no evidence that interest rate cuts help incumbent governments win more votes.