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Economics - Social Sciences - 13.10.2023
How leaving your mono-disciplinary comfort zone bears fruit
How leaving your mono-disciplinary comfort zone bears fruit
The definition of resilience shapes a vision to move forward The 4TU.Resilience Engineering community is entering its next stage and to underline that the 4TU.RE centre is simultaneously cultiv

Economics - Environment - 10.10.2023
Irene Monasterolo appointed as Professor of Climate Finance
As of 15 October 2023, Irene Monasterolo has been appointed as Professor of Climate Finance at the Utrecht University School of Economics (U.S.E.

Innovation - Economics - 10.10.2023
New UT facility opened: Advanced Manufacturing Centre (AMC) for smart industrial solutions

Economics - Campus - 18.09.2023
Marie Dutordoir appointed as Professor of Corporate Finance

Economics - 11.09.2023
Frank Verbeeten appointed as Professor of Accounting

Economics - 11.09.2023
Advertising as a creative industry: a regime of paradoxes

Economics - 04.09.2023
The Presidency of Mirjam van Praag: in retrospect
The Presidency of Mirjam van Praag: in retrospect

Mathematics - Economics - 01.09.2023
Farewell address John Einmahl: Mathematics is too profound to fit the mold of usable science
On September 8th, mathematician John Einmahl will deliver his farewell speech at Tilburg University.

Economics - Career - 31.08.2023
Geert-Jan van Houtum is new dean of Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences
Geert-Jan van Houtum is new dean of Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences

Economics - Innovation - 11.07.2023
Dutch Research Agenda honours two TU Delft consortia

Economics - 30.06.2023
Statistics on the Atlantic trade in enslaved people show remarkable findings
The study "Aggregate statistics on trafficker-destination relations in the Atlantic slave trade", by Prof. Philip Hans Franses and Dr Wilco van den Heuvel of Erasmus School of Economics, reveal

Economics - 27.06.2023
Final report on dialogues with external parties published

Economics - 27.06.2023
An anthropological glimpse into entrepreneurial behaviour
Anthropologist Joost Beuving provides new insights into entrepreneurial behaviour in his recently published book.

Economics - 20.06.2023
Outgoing professor Van Damme: Economics serves people
In economics, people are the focus, not economics, Eric van Damme argued in his farewell address on June 22.

Economics - 12.06.2023
Layered form of regulation can improve digital markets
When do monopolies of digital platforms like those of Google, Meta and Amazon become too strong, and how do you give new entrants to the market a chance?

Mathematics - Economics - 17.05.2023
The math behind waiting
The math behind waiting
Dennis Schol defended his PhD thesis at the department of Mathematics and Computer Science on May 16th. The production process of large high-tech manufacturers, such as ASML, is characterized by many parties supplying the components that make up the final product. If these parties can't supply on time, this results in supply-chain delays that may have major financial consequences.

Environment - Economics - 03.05.2023
How coffee is getting greener at TU/e
How coffee is getting greener at TU/e

Economics - 01.05.2023
Subsidiarity principle as starting point for a political economy offers more respect for people and environment

Innovation - Economics - 14.04.2023
Startup Boldwav wants to give freedom back to musicians
Startup Boldwav wants to give freedom back to musicians
Auto-Tune has become indispensable in today's music, but remains a challenge during live gigs. Now there's a solution.

Campus - Economics - 04.04.2023
Werner Peters new managing director at faculty BMS

Innovation - Economics - 04.04.2023
Student investment fund gets 400k from BOM and Brabant educational institutions

Agronomy / Food Science - Economics - 30.03.2023
Retailer price promotions increase waste awareness, not waste

Economics - 20.03.2023
EFRAG offers internship opportunities in its financial reporting and sustainability reporting activities

Economics - 16.03.2023
Subversive crime through high-value unique goods
Crimes involving high-value unique goods, such as luxury items and works of art, have evolved in one surprising way: where the lure for criminals once lay in stealing or forging such objects, it now

Economics - 16.03.2023
One emergency fund for VU students in emergency situations

Economics - Campus - 16.03.2023
Unusual careers: An interview with alumn Niels Geominy

Social Sciences - Economics - 14.03.2023
Positive recommendation for structural impulse research and education SSH domain
Positive recommendation for structural impulse research and education SSH domain

Career - Economics - 13.03.2023
Positive opinion on structural boost in funding of research and teaching in SSH domain

Career - Economics - 09.03.2023
SHE has a new Managing Director

Economics - Campus - 02.03.2023
Students of Business Engineering harvest international awards

Economics - Campus - 02.03.2023
Business Engineering studenten winnen internationale prijzen

Economics - 28.02.2023
Budget for 2023 definitively adopted

Religions - Economics - 21.02.2023
Participating in specific understandings of Jewish identity through acts of paid subscription

Innovation - Economics - 17.02.2023
Financial impuls from Regio Deal for recruiting technical talent
Previous article Next article The Regio Deal applied for by Twente Board on behalf of entrepreneurs, municipalities, educational and knowledge institutions and other parties involved in Twente has been honoured.

Career - Economics - 14.02.2023
NWO Open Competition Grants awarded to SBE researchers
SBE Researchers Anouk Festjens (MSCM) and Nico Pestel (ROA) have been awarded NWO grants for their research projects in the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) domain.

Law - Economics - 07.02.2023
CHAINLAW: Responsive Law for Global Value Chains
Doctrine, documents, data - this is the trinity which Anna Beckers will analyse in her project CHAINLAW.

Economics - Career - 31.01.2023
ERC Consolidator Grant for Wouter Botzen

Economics - 30.01.2023
Lisa Brüggen appointed as Director of Netspar

Economics - 30.01.2023
Will AI systems make your job obsolete?
We have seen a lot of industry disruptions caused by AI-generated content in recent months. The most notable of these disruptions came from OpenAI.

Innovation - Economics - 25.01.2023
A major boost for Utrecht’s AI research
ROBUST aims to provide a new boost to Dutch fundamental research on Artificial Intelligence (AI). The program will receive a contribution of 25 million euros from the Dutch Research Council (NWO).

Environment - Economics - 19.01.2023
Green Dragons’ Den TU Delft

Economics - 19.01.2023
IVM staff signs letter to stop collaboration with fossil industry
IVM staff signs letter to stop collaboration with fossil industry

Health - Economics - 16.01.2023
Erasmus University Rotterdam takes part in two new ICAI labs and a Zuid Holland SME AI clinic as part of ROBUST Initiative thanks to additional ¤25 million in funding from NWO

Innovation - Economics - 09.01.2023
Dutch consortium invests ¤3.5 million in LioniX International

Innovation - Economics - 04.01.2023
Alumnus Henk Arntz has big ambitions in sustainability
Alumnus Henk Arntz has big ambitions in sustainability

Economics - 02.01.2023
How can organisations become more compassionate, and then really?

Economics - Social Sciences - 14.12.2022
’Migration is normal’
Jessica Hagen-Zanker works for ODI, an international, independent think tank that conducts research and advises governments and NGOs on global issues such as migration.

Economics - Computer Science - 13.12.2022
Causal Data Science Meeting 2022

Innovation - Economics - 12.12.2022
If investors won't fund student start-ups, students will do it themselves
If investors won’t fund student start-ups, students will do it themselves

Economics - Environment - 12.12.2022
Maastricht School of Business and Economics to host top international conference on Sustainability and New Business Models in Summer 2023