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An implant should make the life of MS patients a little better
PhD student Laurenske Visser assessed whether patients would prefer an implant as an alternative to injections or pills.
- Friday 5 Nov 2021
- PhD defence
Integration is elusive and difficult for governments to control
Integration of migrants is an elusive process that does not allow linear planning or influencing. This is the idea put forward by Warda Belabas in her thesis.
- Tuesday 18 Feb 2020
- PhD defence
“We have enough food, but still people are hungry. Perhaps something goes wrong on markets on which foods are traded”
Marta Szymanowska is Associate Professor of Finance. Her research sheds light on how finance can contribute to a solution of SDG2 ‘Zero hunger’.
- Tuesday 17 Dec 2019
- Blogpost
"Subtle factors in the choice environment shape our likelihood to eat healthy and make sustainable food choices"
Anne-Kathrin Klesse, Associate Professor at RSM, studies how consumers can be nudged to make both healthier and more sustainable consumption choices.
- Monday 16 Dec 2019
- Blogpost
Alumna Cathy van Horik: 'As doctor you are always educating younger colleagues'
For the alumni platform EUR Connect photographer Marie Cecile Thijs portrayed thirty special alumni. Doctor Cathy van Horik is one of them.
- Saturday 22 Jun 2019
- Blogpost
‘We all need to stand still and take stock of our lives’
Bert van den Bergh about his PhD research on our ‘depression epidemic’ – and why depressions occur so frequently in our society.
- Wednesday 25 Apr 2018
- Blogpost