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Blogpost by researcher Kees Krul asking if D66’s plan for ten new cities can truly deliver inclusive prosperity in a densely populated country.

American companies are already offering to select embryos based on genetically predicted intelligence. Niels Rietveld warns against it.

Dr. Marilisa Boffo and Dr. Miranda Lutz-Landesbergen have received a half-million euro grant from ZonMW to improve early detection of gambling harm.

Open access caps for Taylor & Francis and Oxford University Press have been reached. This impacts ERIM researchers planning publications in affected journals.

During the anniversary edition of the SmartPort Summit, it was officially announced that the SmartPort partnership will be extended by five years, until 2031.

While many of us feel happier and more relaxed during the weekend, online reviews tell a different story, as these reviews tend to be more negative.

Twan Dollevoet, Marelot de Vos and Rolf van Lieshout have been honoured with the Transportation Science Paper of the Year Award of INFORMS.

Young entrepreneur Meinke van Oenen is tackling the global water shortage with her start-up Algaenius. She is doing this with the help of algae.

Clinical psychologist Laurian Hafkemeijer investigated whether EMDR therapy is also effective for people with personality disorders without PTSD.

France’s public debt is rising, reforms have stalled, and the country’s credit rating has been downgraded, the cause: ‘a crisis of unwillingness to work'.