In the media
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Rogier Creemers on France 24 about China’s new supercomputer06 July 2026Assistant professor Rogier Creemers commented for Franse 24 on the release of a new Chinese supercomputer.
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Eric Storm on nationalism in various media06 July 2026Associate Professor Eric Storm was interviewed by TVR Iaşi about the Romanian translation of his book Nationalism. He was also a guest on the podcast ...
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Why local parties cannot block asylum centres in the NetherlandsIn the media 01 July 2026Parties opposed to asylum reception centres won local elections, but often failed to deliver on promises to keep asylum seekers out. Professor of Loca...
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Who pays the bill? Media attention for calculating environmental damageIn the media 29 June 2026Those who consume the most also cause the greatest environmental damage. For the top ten per cent of consumers worldwide, this amounts to as much as 5...
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"Leiden is gaining a reputation for hosting meetings on integrity in science"Leiden Declaration on AI 25 June 2026In this editorial, Nature endorses the 'Leiden Declaration on Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics', which was published earlier this month by rese...
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Investing instead of saving means greater risksIn the media 25 June 2026The European Commission wants EU citizens to invest more and save less to help European companies become more competitive. Associate professor Marnix ...
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Leiden Declaration sparks global debate on the future of mathematics and AIIn de media 25 June 2026The Leiden Declaration has struck a chord around the world. What started as a call from mathematicians for careful and responsible use of AI within th...
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Call for global technology pact after rise of SpaceXIn the media 23 June 2026The rise of companies like SpaceX shows that states must cooperate more closely on technology, argues Reijer Passchier, Professor of Digitalisation an...
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Exarc event review Lance 202622 June 2026Every year the Faculty of Archaeology organises Lance: the Leiden Archaeology Network and Career Event. Federico Cappadona and Laura Fernández-Pampill...
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UN Human Rights Council remains indispensable in an unsettled worldIn the media 18 June 2026The UN Human Rights Council is meeting in Geneva. Nico Schrijver, professor emeritus in international law, says on ‘EenVandaag’ that the Council remai...
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The future of asylum applications outside the EUIn the media 17 June 2026The Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service wants to process asylum applications outside the EU before asylum seekers reach Europe. Mark Klaassen...
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Conflict hits schooling hardest where children are the target17 June 2026Education systems cannot function if children do not feel safe. Protecting schooling in conflict settings therefore goes beyond rebuilding infrastruct...
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Citizens and AI could revolutionise policingIn the media 12 June 2026A Dutch citizens' collective used AI to help identify a new suspect in a cold case. Bart Custers, Professor of Law and Data Science, commented in the ...
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Fear of further erosion of the international legal orderIn the media 11 June 2026A survey conducted by Clingendael shows widespread concern amoung the Dutch about the international legal order and global cooperation. Professor Lari...
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Anna-Luna Post in Science Post: ‘Galilei partied a lot’11 June 2026Postdoc Anna-Luna Post tells more about her research into Galileo Galilei in the Science podcast.