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A survey among 3,400 Dutch companies with more than 100 employees, conducted by Maastricht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ, shows this trend.

The projects awarded funding focus on involved fatherhood and mothers on benefits.

Daan Scheepers: 'We want to develop a psychophysiological model of the interplay between physical stress and the formation of opinions.’

'Comparative research shows that on average the quality of childcare in Denmark and Norway is more likely to be lower than in in the Netherlands, rather than higher.'

For the Stakeholder Meeting, the Gender & Diversity Hub brought together experts from within academia and practice.

During the lockdown young people reported less parental support than before the lockdown.

Researcher Amy Nivette wonders about how social media affects trust in the police.

Every year, the Klokhuis Academic Prize honours interesting and relevant academic research concerning children age from 9 to 12.

Researchers looked at the main differences between men and women in the field of work, care and welfare in the month of June.

Professor Nanna Verhoeff and Professor John de Wit talk about Coming-Out Day, visibility (including their own) and various types of diversity

Research on the effects of an online treatment for those who have lost loved ones during the coronavirus crisis, and who are having difficulties with their grieving process.

Social scientist concludes that the majority of respondents report either no or positive changes in partner and family relationships.

Tamara van Gog wants to help students to effectively manage their learning process.

Rens van de Schoot, professor of Statistics for Small Data Sets at Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ, will help with his smart software, to sift through the so-called Shell papers as efficiently as possible.

The first study with nationally representative data on the bullying experiences of young LGBT people in the Netherlands.

Inaugural lecture Professor 'Data use for innovation in Higher Education', Leoniek Wijngaards-de Meij.

Language may form a barrier to participation in education and to knowledge development, particularly if a child is not fully proficient in the Dutch language. How can we solve this problem?'

Both humans and primates exhibit complex social behavior. This is important for the acquisition of scarce resources over which there is competition.

One of them was the very first article published in the brand-new Nature Reviews Methods Primers.

Children spend too little time playing outside and are staring at screens too much. That not only affects your eyes, but your spacial skills as well.