Projects

How do sustainability transitions shape students' inner development? This multi-year research with ICM students and The Hague explores emotions, introspection, and growth using creative, reflective methods.

How is Europe tackling environmental crime? This project helps Dutch police learn from success stories from France, Spain and Sweden, contributing to a sustainable and safe living environment.

The 3E project is developing a scientific framework for evaluating EdTech. This will help educational institutions make more effective choices and give EdTech providers insight into what works best.

The METACOG project enhances AI literacy in Europe, equipping citizens, students, and educators to recognize disinformation. Supported by Erasmus+, a coalition develops practical tools and innovative teaching methods.

Do you think that human rights are only about humans? Why can’t non-humans, nature and technology also have rights and responsibilities?

Not-for-profit organizations play an important role in society due to their activities and services they provide to meet the needs of citizens.

Policing in general, and the work of the police as primary policing actor in particular, have continuously been affected by ever-changing social, cultural, political, economic, and ecological developments.

The expertise of Kim Poldner is centered on the fashion industry. On this page you find an overview of her activities and key publications on this topic.

Explore how new EU regulations push online platforms to develop transparent dispute mechanisms. This project offers insights for users, mediators, and policymakers in the digital age.

With the project, we contribute to improving higher satisfaction in a number of domains among older people.

Healthcare technology – or e-health – is now an integral part of the healthcare sector. But how does a healthcare professional choose the right tool for the patient? The Rehabilitation and Technology Research Group...

Nowadays, innovative technology can support rehabilitation and encourage more exercise. By using the technological possibilities, patients also gain more control over their lives.