Postdoctoral researcher at HEC Paris
Oliver Feltham
Oliver Feltham will join HEC Paris as a postdoctoral researcher in October 2026.
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Assistant Professor (tenure-track) at Copenhagen Business School
Stephanie van der Veen
Stephanie van der Veen will start as tenure-track Assistant Professor at Copenhagen Business School in September 2026.
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Vittoria Scalera appointed as the new Director of Graduate Studies at Tinbergen Institute
Vittoria Scalera
In this role Vittoria will be responsible for both research master’s programs. Vittoria is an Associate Professor in the Strategy and International Business section of the Amsterdam Business School (University of Amsterdam) and she serves as Director of the “A Sustainable Future” research platform at the University of Amsterdam.
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Georg Granic awarded with NWO SSH XS grant
Georg Granic
Georg Granic (Erasmus University Rotterdam) has been awarded an XS grant of up to €50,000 by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) for the project 'Powering Up Revealed Preference Tests: Optimised Budget Designs for Realistic Decision Errors.'
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Matthijs Korevaar awarded with NWO SSH XS grant
Matthijs Korevaar
Matthijs Korevaar (Erasmus University Rotterdam) has been awarded an XS grant of up to €50,000 by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) for the projects 'The Housing Matthew Effect: Does Home Equity Shape Access to Opportunity?'
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Andrea Titton EAERE Best Doctoral Dissertation Awardee 2026
Andrea Titton
Alumnus Andrea Titton (University of Bologna, Italy) is among the three awardees of the 2026 EAERE Award for Best Doctoral Dissertations in Environmental and Resource Economics for his dissertation, “Economic Consequences of Environmental Catastrophes.”
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Alberto Antonello receives an ODISSEI Microdata Access Grant
Alberto Antonello
Alberto Antonello has been awarded an ODISSEI Microdata Access Grant for his project 'Adult Children’s Outcomes After Parental Nursing Home Entry.' This grant allows him to use CBS microdata to study how parental nursing home entry affects the lives of adult children.
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Luca Henkel appointed as Senior Fellow at the Microsoft AI Economy Institute
Luca Henkel
Luca Henkel (Erasmus School of Economics) has been appointed as Senior Fellow at the Microsoft AI Economy Institute (AIEI). As part of this appointment, Henkel and his collaborators have been awarded a $94,500 research grant to advance their work on agentic hiring.
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Norman Seeger appointed as University Chair Professor in Quantitative Finance
Norman Seeger
The Executive Board of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam has appointed research fellow Norman Seeger as University Chair Professor in the endowed chair Quantitative Finance.
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Arthur Schram and Giorgia Romagnoli awarded with NWO SSH L grant
Arthur Schram, Giorgia Romagnoli
Arthur Schram and Giorgia Romagnoli (University of Amsterdam) have been awarded with NWO Open Competition SSH L grant by the Dutch Research Council (NWO). The maximum contribution from NWO is € 800,000.
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Marleen Huysman awarded Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant to study AI and early careers
Marleen Huysman
Marleen Huysman (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) is part of the EMANAIRE project, which focuses on training doctoral candidates, to study how GenAI reconfigures early-career integration and long-term skill formation.
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Erik Plug elected member of KNAW
Erik Plug
Research fellow Erik Plug has been selected as new members by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW). A total of 16 new members will join this year. The new members, selected by expert juries in each scientific and scholarly field, don't just excel in their research, they also attach great importance to playing a role in society as scientists.
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Thomas Peeters appointed as Professor of Strategy Economics at Erasmus School of Economics
Thomas Peeters
As of 1 May 2026, research fellow Thomas Peeters has been appointed as Professor of Strategy Economics at Erasmus School of Economics. The newly established chair focuses on strategy economics with a special emphasis on professional sports and innovation.
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Carlos Riumallo Herl has been awarded NWO Open Competition SSH XS grant
Carlos Riumallo Herl
Carlos Riumallo Herl has been awarded an XS grant of up to €50,000 by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) for his project 'Understanding and Overcoming Low Preventive Medication Adherence in Pregnancy.'
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Thomas de Graaff has been awarded NWO Open Competition SSH XS grant
Thomas de Graaff
Thomas de Graaff (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) has been awarded an XS grant of up to €50,000 by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) for his project 'A Scalable Text-Based method to Recover Historical Housing Prices.'
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Tom Van Ourti has been awarded NWO Open Competition SSH XS grant
Tom Van Ourti
Tom Van Ourti has been awarded an XS grant of up to €50,000 by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) for his project 'Does it take a village? The Social and Economic Impacts of Community-Based Mental Health Care for Women in Low-Resource Settings.'
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KHMW has awarded the first Stimulus ‘Human and Organisation’ grant to ZODIAC
Almasa Sarabi, Corine Boon
The Royal Holland Society of Sciences and Humanities (KHMW) has awarded the first Stimulus ‘Human and Organisation’ grant to ZODIAC, a project led by research fellow Corine Boon, with research fellow Almasa Sarabi as a team member.
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Peter Wakker honored with KHMW Van der Aa Lifetime Achievement Award
Peter Wakker
The KHMW Van der Aa Oeuvre Prize 2026 has been awarded to research fellow Peter Wakker, Professor of Decision-Making under Uncertainty in the Behavioural Economics programme at Erasmus University Rotterdam. The prize is awarded to one Dutch researcher each year, ranging over all sciences. The prize money for 2026 is 25,000 euros.
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Jens Klooster wins Willem R. van Zwet Award
Jens Klooster
Jens Klooster has been awarded the Willem R. van Zwet AwardOpens external. Each year, the award is bestowed to the best PhD thesis in statistics or operations research obtained at a Dutch university. The annual contest is organised by the Netherlands Society for Statistics and Operations Research (VVSOR).
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Anne Gielen awarded an NWO Vici grant
Anne Gielen
The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded research fellow Anne Gielen of the Erasmus School of Economics a prestigious Vici grant. The grant, of of up to €1.5 million, will enable Anne to further consolidate and expand her research group over the next five years through her project, ‘Making Money Matter: Rethinking the Design of Income Support to Break the Cycle of Intergenerational Poverty.’