Nationale Wetenschapsagenda

In de Nationale Wetenschapsagenda zijn bijna 12.000 vragen van de Nederlandse bevolking aan de wetenschap samengevat in 140 clustervragen. De Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Centres en Medical Delta kijken met een multidisciplinaire blik naar belangrijke maatschappelijke vraagstukken. Hun onderzoeksagenda's zijn gematcht met vragen van de Nationale Wetenschapsagenda.

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Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Research Development Support for research initiatives

Last December, the board of Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Universities, consisting of the members of the Executive Boards of the three universities, set up the Leiden…

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Experts in Science Café The Hague: 'What is the biggest cybercrime problem?'

What is the biggest cybercrime problem? What earns cybercriminals the most money? These were two of the questions discussed at the first edition of Science Café…

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Centre for BOLD Cities receives NWA grant for vulnerable youth project

The Centre for BOLD Cities has received funding from the Dutch National Research Agenda (NWA) for the research project ‘Big Data for Youth Policy’. The project…

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Open Access publication of Frugal Thermometer paper

Within the Frugal Thermometer project, a study was executed in order to better understand issues surrounding fever diagnostics in low resource settings. This…

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January 23 2017

Symposium 'Re-inventing Safety and Security'

What? Improvements in societal safety and security require a substantial re-invention of the domain. For this, we need a multi-disciplinary approach, involving…

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Will Rotterdam still be a port city in ten years?

'The Port Authority employee of the future will have graduated from Erasmus University or Delft University of Technology', says Professor Rob Zuidwijk in the…

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'Privacy concerns in smart cities': BOLD Cities paper published online

Prof. dr. Liesbet van Zoonen, academic director of the Centre for BOLD Cities, recently published her article 'Privacy concerns in smart cities', which is…

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