The long-term savings option enables you to save some of your vacation hours for long-term vacation such as a sabbatical.

Global Histories of Knowledge Seminar

Jennifer Doekhie is an Assistant Professor of Criminology at the Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology.

Global Histories of Knowledge Seminar

Bart Krans, Professor of Private Law and Civil Procedure, spoke about ‘procedural agreements and ex officio application of EU law’ at an international seminar that was held at the University of Bergen in June. The results of the seminar will be published in 2023.

In September, the LeidenGobal seminar series ‘Beyond Discipline and Place in the Social Science and Humanities’ will kick off. The series, targeted at PhD’s and Research MA students, engages with the question what it means to be an interdisciplinary researcher. “These seminars can help you define your…

Climate and human rights will again become major issues on the world stage by the end of 2023. The new series of lunch seminars by the interdisciplinary research programme Global Transformations and Governance Challenges (GTGC) seamlessly tie into these events. All Leiden researchers and students are…

Starting February 6, the Leiden interdisciplinary research programme Global Transformations and Governance Challenges (GTGC) will host a lunch seminar series on pressing global governance issues. The series will feature researchers from various disciplines. It promises to be a trove of inspiration and…

In a recent article for the magazine Public Seminar, Santino Regilme argues that democracy across continents is being quietly usurped by a transnational billionaire class.

On 18 March 2021, Clara van Dam gave an online seminar for Lund University about EU Commission guidance in the national legal order. The seminar was hosted by Professor Henrik Wenander.

The Europaeum is pleased to invite applications for our longstanding Policy Making Seminar in Brussels from 14-16 October. As the European Union navigates an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape, the concept of strategic autonomy has emerged as a defining priority for European policymakers.…

Touring the campus, meeting current students and taking part in an interactive seminar in the Lipsius building. After 1,5 years of online events due to the corona pandemic, a live Student for a Day took place again on Friday 24 September.

Leiden University Libraries (UBL) in partnership with Elsevier hosted a series of online seminars on the challenges involved in achieving reproducibility in research. The seminars aimed to identify best practices that can help to overcome central challenges around reproducibility, and to convey several…

Speaker: Ben Meylahn (Universiteit van Amsterdam) Title: Multi-agent learning models for social dynamics Abstract: There are many models for social dynamics. Some of these are clean and simple, others can be overly complex. With multi-agent learning I try to cut a balance: Agents…

Speaker: Clara Stegehuis (Universiteit Twente) Title: Homophily within and across groups Abstract: Traditional social network analysis often models homophily-the tendency of similar individuals to form connections-using a single parameter. We will show that in many important applications,…

Speaker: Lucia Cavallaro (Radboud University) Title: Network Science meets Machine Learning: Insights and Industrial Challenges Abstract: Machine learning models, particularly artificial neural networks, are rapidly evolving to tackle real-world challenges. Yet, as models grow in…

Speaker: Martijn Gösgens (CWI Amsterdam) Title: Recovering Small Communities in the Planted Partition Model Abstract: We analyze community recovery in the planted partition model (PPM, a.k.a. the Stochastic Block Model) in regimes where the number of communities is arbitrarily large.…

Speaker: Carolina Mattsson (Centai Institute) Title: Coinciding random walks on networks Abstract: Random walks are widely used to model diffusion on networks. This work introduces a generalization of this classic conservative dynamical process to M simultaneous random walkers on the…

Speaker: Linda Douw (Universiteit van Amsterdam) Title: Multiscale network neuroscience in neurological disease Abstract: Most brain diseases and disorders can be viewed as network problems: they involve disrupted interactions across levels of organization, from cellular assemblies to…

Speaker: Koen Keijzer (Universiteit Leiden) Title: Hybrid models of cell and extracellular matrix mechanics Abstract: Traditional social network analysis often models homophily-the tendency of similar individuals to form connections-using a single parameter. We will show that in many…

Speaker: Huijuan Wang (TU Delft) Title: Role of Nodes and Links in Spreading Processes on Temporal Higher-order Networks Abstract: Human social interactions or contacts usually occur at specific times rather than continuously. They can be represented as temporal networks or as temporal…

Monthly seminars and workshops organized by the Institute of Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology at Leiden University.

All are welcome. Please join us for presentations and friendly discussions.

The ‘Global Questions Seminar’ invites distinguished international colleagues and brings all staff members of the Leiden University Institute for History together.

The ‘Global Questions Seminar’ invites distinguished international colleagues and brings all staff members of the Leiden University Institute for History together.

The Leiden Interdisciplinary Migration Seminars (LIMS) are a platform for those at Leiden University working on migration-related topics.

Hester Bijl, the Rector Magnificus of Leiden University, was handed a ‘shockingly long list’ of names of missing Iranians in her office at the Administration and Central Services department on 13 December 2022.

The EU seminar is an opportunity for students of the MA International Relations/European Union Studies to meet experts from EU and international institutions and learn more about the current challenges the EU is facing.

The Leiden Interdisciplinary Migration Seminars (LIMS) are a platform for those at Leiden University working on migration-related topics.

The BioREPS Online Seminar Series is a biannual, open-access mini-symposium focusing on interdisciplinary research related to biodiversity and cultural diversity in Suriname. The series brings together researchers and students from around the world to share knowledge and foster collaboration.

The ‘Global Questions Seminar’ invites distinguished international colleagues and brings all staff members of the Leiden University Institute for History together.

The ‘Global Questions Seminar’ invites distinguished international colleagues and brings all staff members of the Leiden University Institute for History together.

The Descriptive Linguistics Seminars are a series of meetings on Friday afternoons at Leiden University Centre of Linguistics, where linguists present their (ongoing) work in descriptive linguistics.