Last year, the international activities of Dutch artists and cultural organizations dropped by 72% due to the corona pandemic.
Yet, thanks to creative online alternatives, they were able to reach a large audience, both at home and abroad.
Those trying to solve the current coronavirus pandemic cannot do so with a purely biomedical and technical strategy. Four Dutch historians make the case for a multidisciplinary approach, taking into account the social, cultural, economic and psychological dimensions of society. History serves as a t
The coronavirus pandemic makes this more obvious than ever: despite our constant connection via all kinds of screens, loneliness appears to be a growing problem. How do you discuss this problem? Does it help to give a face to loneliness? In what way? These questions are addressed in the interdiscipl
The coronavirus pandemic makes this more obvious than ever: despite our constant connection via all kinds of screens, loneliness appears to be a growing problem. How do you discuss this problem? Does it help to give a face to loneliness? In what way? These questions are addressed in the interdiscipl
During the corona crisis, several European monarchs have given speeches to encourage the public. Not only what they said, but how
they said it, deserves some attention. Did Willem-Alexander’s concern and Filip’s stiffness lend power to their words, or not? What about the props in the background;
In the search to find a cure for the Coronavirus, The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation has sent 15,000 medicinal molecules to Leuven University’s Rega Institute; this research cannot be carried out any faster or safer than there.
