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Computer security researcher Brian Johannesmeyer has developed a new way to detect advanced cyberattacks earlier and more accurately by focusing not on a single flaw, but on the path data takes through a computer system.

In the sleep lab of Martin Dresler, scientists work every day to piece together the scientific puzzle of sleep.

Recent research by Alex de Vries-Gao shows that, by 2025, AI systems could have a carbon footprint comparable to that of a global city such as New York and consume as much water as all bottled water drunk worldwide in a year.

Festive opening of a new Convergence lab: celebrating a new MRI facility and collaboration between EUR and Erasmus MC Although the new MRI scanner of Erasmus University Rotterdam and Erasmus MC has b

Since 2020, Delft Bioengineering Institute (BEI) organizes a cross-campus call for interdisciplinary research projects in the field of bioengineering.

Agricultural robots are already sowing, mowing and ploughing, but each robot has its own app, screen and language.

Heavily polluted waters, such as Lake Grevelingen, emit large amounts of methane because the sediment's natural methane filter is under severe stress.

PhD researcher Jaap van der Aar combines specialized AI models with data from sensors such as smartwatches, creating more accessible and precise ways to monitor and ultimately diagnose rare sleep disorders.

A large international study has provided new insights into how genetic factors contribute to various mental disorders.

Maud Kortman: "We can develop AI, but without doctors who understand it and want to work with it, it will remain on the shelf.

On 9 December the new national Citizens Collective Monitor 2025 (Burgercollectieven-monitor 2025) will be published by CollectieveKracht.

A sustainable mobility system depends on how effectively governments, transport providers, and travelers work together.

Droughts mean farmers don't have enough water. Water from sewage treatment plants seems a stable future source for irrigating farmland, but is it safe? Water technologist Erik Vriezekolk is now taking the first steps to investigate this.