From astronomy to history, researchers in the Netherlands from all branches of science are feeling the impact of the assault on academic freedom in the United States. “American colleagues are too ...

Under government policy, educational institutions are only allowed to spend money on education, research and the dissemination of knowledge. Anything beyond that – from canteens to sports facilities – ...

Moreover, the ‘polarisation and hardening of public debate’ poses problems for researchers. An earlier published monitor by the KNAW shows that researchers (particularly women and young researchers) ...

With a white coat comes enormous responsibility: how doctors guide medical interns ...

The anti-science stance of Donald Trump has severe consequences for Dutch researchers, as revealed by a survey conducted by news agency HOP, NU.nl, platform Investico, and De Groene Amsterdammer. Many ...

“The main goal for the final internship, in my opinion, is to take that last step from intern to junior doctor”, says Joyce Wouts, a doctor in the emergency department at the Admiraal de Ruyter ...

Investigative journalism is for us journalists one of the highest forms of journalism. At the same time, it is challenging, and it is essential to ensure that the structure is solid. EM therefore ...

A handful of protesters stayed the night, and didn’t experience serious disturbances during their sleep. Sophie, one of those protesters, said: “It was a really nice sleep. There were some students ...

With a white coat comes enormous responsibility: how doctors guide medical interns ...

A life-sized steel artwork has stood quietly in the G building for over a decade, watched by students, passed by lecturers, but owned by no one. With the upcoming closing of the building, the ...

However, the minister will investigate whether there are differences between educational institutions. Since the applications are processed through the student dean, one student may benefit from a ...

Around five hundred TU Delft staff members took part in a survey by trade unions FNV, CNV and AOb. Of these, 43 per cent reported experiencing unacceptable behaviour in the past year. The trade unions ...