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Maddalena Visser comments on the Findings and Recommendations of the Review Panel.

Ibramhim El Diwany joined NILOS in the framework of his UN-Nippon Foundation Fellowship on the law of the sea for a period of six months.

We join forces with the leading economics education reform movement, which has established the new Curriculum Open access Resources in Economics (CORE).

According to prof. dr. Eva Knies job satisfaction is largely produced by the feeling that you are adding a purposeful contribution to an organization’s targets.

Lectures and debate on possible consequences of sea level rise

Dr Veena Srinivasan will hold the Prince Claus Chair for her research into sustainable and inclusive food production in Asian delta regions.

Strong action is needed to keep warming below 2 °C, conclude Utrecht and Oxford researchers in Earth System Dynamics.

How neutral is a decision that is informed by an algorithm? Janneke Gerards and Max Vetzo explain the bottlenecks.

Guggisberg and Tim Stephens (ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� of Sydney) will organise an expert workshop on transparency in fisheries governance.

Max Vetzo and Montaigne researchers Janneke Gerards and Remco Nehmelman have published a book on algorithms and fundamental rights.

Joost de Laat, professor of Global Economic Challenges, has won the Sustainability Science Award of the Ecological Society of America.

From now on, let’s only build no-regret waterworks, argues Peter Kuipers Munneke in NRC.

Wouter de Zanger gave a presentation at the Babeș-Bolyai university in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

The European Commission appointed Anne Keirse as an expert in the Expert Group on Liability and New Technologies.

We need to act very soon against the plastic debris in the ocean. But not without scientific evidence, argues Erik van Sebille.

The INHaLE initiative was launched at the LANDac Annual International Conference.

NILOS and Clingendael ran the third edition of an intensive course on the law of the sea for diplomats from the ASEAN member states.

Alex Oude Elferink lectured in the second week of the 23rd Annual Session of the Rhodes Academy of Oceans Law and Policy.

Abstracts from both practitioners and academics working in the field of international criminal law and other relevant disciplines are welcome.

With Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� presentation: Limits and opportunities for an adaptive management approach to marine renewable energy developments in EU waters.

An unexpected discovery by an international research team shows antarctic ecosystems are more vulnerable than assumed.

Daan van Uhm en Lorena Sosa, researchers in criminology and human rights have been awarded a Veni grant by NWO.

The Summer School is connected with the Annual Conference of the European Environmental Law Forum, in Como, Italy.

Report commissioned by the ministries of Economic Affairs and Climate and Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality.

Students from the Master’s programme Bio-Inspired Innovation have made it to the finals of the international Biomimicry Global Design Challenge