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With the rise of generative AI, unreliable information can easily be widely disseminated, with potentially serious consequences.

In the 19th century, farmers had to live up to conflicting ideals: maintain authentic Dutch traditions on the one hand, and modernise in order to remain useful to the country on the other.

People actively engaging with death, for instance by reading about it, and then watching a film where that subject is central, learn to deal with death better.

These days, people are hard at work in the University Library, and the books are neatly organised and categorised for everyone who wants to use them.

Three scientists from Radboud University and Radboudumc will each receive a Vici research grant from research organisation NWO.

Many people assume that 'groter als' is not correct Dutch, but some language advisers say that it's fine.

Through analysis of the Arab The Voice, which is shown throughout the Arab world, Mona Farrag Attwa examined how Arabs from diverse communities, with their own dialect, history, politics and culture, communicate with each other.

The Hoe'Zo! Show by neuroscientist Barbara Braams (VU Amsterdam) and earth scientist Lennart de Groot (UU) receives an ENW Communication Initiative Award.

Initiatives such as the Children's Books Week are supposed to get large numbers of children reading again.

Initiatives such as the Children's Books Week are supposed to get large numbers of children reading again.