News overview

Dr Naomi Oosterman awarded €3M MSCA grant for HERITOUR, the first time Erasmus University leads this prestigious programme.

Stevig advies aan korpschef: zeven urgente uitdagingen en aanbevelingen voor verantwoorde inzet van AI in de politiepraktijk.

Yosha Wijngaarden's ‘The times they are AI-changin’: how engaging with artificial intelligence affects creativity in the music industry’, receives 50,000 euros.

Two-part series on the role of AI in policing – from control and prediction to connection and trust with Marc Schuilenburg, Professor of Digital Surveillance.

A recent literature review, conducted by Erasmus School of Law and NSCR, provides insights into the background of knives and other weapons among young people.

ESHCC researchers investigated the Fair Pay Pilot: fair income for performing Dutch artists.

A new study reveals how the practice of compartmentalization by governments and industries perpetuates climate denial and delays environmental action.

Prof Dr Marc Verboord shows that there is a positive effect of participation in cultural activities and conversations on how people feel in daily life.

Researcher Frank Kimenai used the ‘seven principles for resilience’ model to research the music sector's ability to cope with crises and change.

UNIC, the European University of Cities in Post-Industrial Transition, has an open call Seed Fund to support "Engaged Research" projects across 10 universities.