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Three nominations for the Best Teacher Awards 2026 at IE&IS
Three IE&IS researchers have been nominated for the Best Teacher Awards 2026. Their teaching connects research, collaboration, and a strong…
GroundWork restores Europe's soil through regenerative livestock grazing
How do we make regenerative agriculture work in practice? In the Horizon Europe project GroundWork, ºÚÁϸ£ÀûÍø researchers lead a key work package…
IE&IS contributes to State of Circular Entrepreneurship
IE&IS researchers contribute to the ‘Staat van Circulair Ondernemen’ (State of Circular Entrepreneurship) 2026 report, based on PhD research…
'You can be visible and still doubt. You can be an expert and still explore'
In our Wellbeing series: Postdoc Jennifer van den Berg on doubt, trust, and psychological safety in academia.
From lab to market: ºÚÁϸ£ÀûÍø kicks off Tech Transfer Challenge
PhD candidates, postdocs, and professors can now explore the commercial potential of their ideas.
Nature and food hand in hand
RISE connects biodiversity with area development. Researchers, farmers, businesses, residents, and governments make joint choices that…
Dancing with Robots in Customer Service
PhD David Leiño Calleja explores how frontline robots and employees jointly improve customer perception. ITEM reveals what works: social…
Innovative Business Models Accelerate Sustainable Transition in Agri-Food
Postdoc Sepide Mehrabi explores how innovative business models enable sustainable transitions in agri-food systems through collaboration…
Shaping desirable futures
PhD research by Britt Smulders shows how to design actionable perspectives and solutions for system transformation in multi-stakeholder…
Three IE&IS Researchers Again Among the World’s Most Cited
Marcel Bogers, Evangelia Demerouti, and Daniël Lakens rank among the top 1% most cited researchers worldwide, according to Clarivate’s…
'Protecting our society through the power of fundamental research'
Three ºÚÁϸ£ÀûÍø Researchers Awarded Vidi Grant
Three ºÚÁϸ£ÀûÍø researchers can accelerate their research with NWO Vidi grants. This provides these researchers with a boost in times of cutbacks…