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How do you measure how prone someone is to taking risks? On Wednesday, 3 December, Kristel de Groot will publicly defend her doctoral thesis.

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

Meet Jan van Ours, Professor Emeritus of Applied Economics at Erasmus School of Economics.

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.

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'.

Matthijs Visch has held many leadership roles in various companies all over the world. What has he gained from this international experience?

The conversion of offices, shops and other buildings into homes continues to decline, ‘mismatch between supply and demand' according to Matthijs Korevaar.

Based on a survey of the student population in France, Anne Boring has researched the reasons for the differences between men and women in their study choices.

Thanks to a new algorithm developed by Erasmus Q Intelligence, a significantly higher number of kidney patients in the Netherlands can now receive transplants.