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Last week, the special issue of Stedelijk Studies 'Towards a Museum of Mutuality' has been launched.

Awards for extraordinary academic achievements and social involvement

Last week, Rutger van der Hoeven received his doctorate for his research on global visual memory.

Economic historian professor Bas van Bavel has received the NWO Spinoza Prize of 2.5 million euros, the highest scientific distinction in the Netherlands.

This book is about the development of optics and perspective between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries.

The first book in the new Routledge series ‘Knowledge Societies in History’ (series editors: Sven Dupré and Wijnand Mijnhardt) will appear in August.

For his paper 'No Security, Except in Destruction: Transnational Threats, International Anxieties and the French Invasion of Algiers'.

Joas Wagemakers wrote about the legal battle between imam Youssef Arkhouch and major Marcouch of Arnhem in Reformatorisch Dagblad.

Last month '1989 and the West. Western Europe since the End of the Cold War' was published by Routledge.

Jon McKenzie is Centre for the Humanities SPRING Festival Fellow 2018. He will participate in several public activities.

Chemist Peter Ngene is one of the seventeen Next Einstein Forum Fellows 2017-2019, Africa’s most outstanding and promising young scientists.

The Special Collection 'Forced migration and digital connectivity in(to) Europe', published in Social Media + Society is edited by Koen Leurs and Kevin Smets.

Afstudeeronderzoek naar Nederlandse hiphop wint Vliegenthart Scriptieprijs 2017.

The Faculty of Science is involved in four projects from the NWO National Roadmap Large-Scale Scientific Infrastructure.

How can you create a playlist of songs that will keep everyone in the gym happy?

How can you convert data like formulas, sensor readings or weather forecasts into text?

The whales became stranded across five countries over a period of six weeks in early 2016.

The journal is committed to promoting the scholarly study of perpetrators of mass killings, political violence, and genocide.

According to the PhD research by Anne van Leeuwen, timing and rhythm are important factors in conducting successful conversations.

The Dynamics of Youth programme committee has representatives from all seven faculties. Representing the Faculty of Humanities is linguist Frank Wijnen.