It is one thing to make sustainable products, but another for consumers to actually buy them. New research finds that people are very positive about green alternatives, but also have many misconceptions about them.

Legislation increasingly emphasizes autonomy as opposed to sharing, says family law researcher Bregje Dijksterhuis. ‘The legislation seems to reinforce financial inequality between partners after divorce.’

Being tightly monitored by an employer when working from home, house arrest or a restraining order: according to researcher Hadassa Noorda, these are all forms of imprisonment. ‘You can also be imprisoned without ...

Biases become problematic when they lead to a disadvantage for specific groups, as is currently still the case with ethnic minorities. How can we deal with racial biases and avoid discrimination in the labour market?

Investing in talent, a joint agenda and a strong infrastructure are key elements for the Netherlands to take a leading role in responsible AI. That was the message from the Amsterdam AI coalition to Minister for ...

Some events have a lot of emotional impact, such as a threat of violence. This can lead to psychological trauma that people suffer from. At what point does trauma become a problem and how to best deal with the condition?

You clearly remember that you put your keys on the kitchen counter, while in reality you left them on the side table by the front door. A new study reveals how expectations shape these ‘memory illusions’.

Cognitive neuroscientist Steven Miletić explains why it is so difficult to study the subcortex and what he has done to try and gain a better understanding of its anatomy and operation.