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PhD candidate Rolf van Lieshout has developed a theoretical model with which big train disruptions may be prevented in the future.

Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, explains how the penalization of abortion protects women and unborn children.

Some stocks are under pressure, but others are rising sharply. Is this a reason for investors to invest in defence again, while they previously did not do so?

Why do we lie and how do we judge lies? Sophie van der Zee, Assistant Professor of Applied Economics, answers these questions.

Het #IBelong project is door Erasmus+ met 91 uit 100 te scoren punten beoordeeld als 'good practice example'.

Professor Jacobs sheds his light on the low growth rates in the eurozone.

As of 1 May 2022, Christiaan Stokkermans has been appointed as Professor of Corporate Law (0,6 fte) at Erasmus School of Law.

Professor Annelien Bredenoord as been elected as a member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW).

Fijn als de zeggingskracht van een naam past bij de persoonlijkheid. Wist je dat dit effect ook speelt bij de benaming van projecten? Wij delen 4 inzichten!

PhD candidate Rolf van Lieshout conducted research into a 'self-organized railway system' that can be relied upon when mass train cancellations are imminent.