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Award for research on how attention and emotions towards COVID-19 evolved among Twitter users during the first months of the pandemic and identified factors

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The SprINg evidence repository helps policymakers, service providers and advocates who work with migrants make their policies and practices more evidence based.

Research shows that community service among youngsters leads to lower relapse rates than imprisonment.

At the AFAS Theatre Leusden on 10 October 2022, the list of 250 fastest-growing companies in the Netherlands was announced: the Top 250 Scaleups 2022.

On Thursday 29 September, the new Sports Building on campus Woudestein was festively opened with an adventure obstacle course and a panel discussion.

The government can play a major role in improving the working conditions and welfare of platform workers. This is according to research by Erasmus University

The research team identifies different groups of youth with weapons. “Focus on the most high-risk groups and the underlying problems.”

Tour guides help opening the conversation about the conflict, shows research of Emily Mannheimer.

Markus Haverland has been awarded funding to examine whether economic reforms linked to COVID-19 investments have succeeded