The past two years have been an experiment in bringing the classroom into video-technology. Fair to say that it was to mixed success. If you want to explore the…
January 2022 marks the start of the new Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Cyber Security PhD Programme. This four-year doctorate programme links the scientific knowledge of…
A consortium of 26 organisations, including Dutch scientific institutes, government agencies, the private sector and an international cooperation partner, is…
Safety and security risks ranging from cybersecurity to terrorism threats are alarming communities all around the globe. Technological advancements and changing…
At the first of December the launch of Robot Rosie (Robot On-Site Erasmus) took place. Robot Rosie is a pilot of 6 months with a self driving robot at the…
The Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Centre for Education and Learning Annual Meeting is a yearly event where we showcase our achievements and plans for the year to come…
For Zeki Erkin, privacy is a human right that needs to be respected. That is why he shapes his research around secure data sharing and processing by means of…
Computer scientists tend to focus on the technical aspects of cybercrime whereas for criminologists it is the human side that takes centre stage. But these two…
More and more people live in cities. These cities face increasingly complex problems. Are digitization and datafication a means of keeping the city manageable…
Smart Cities: it’s a term you hear echoing around boardrooms, civic platforms and in the ICT sector. It is a consequence of the rapid datafication and…
