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New protest against Wadden Sea gas drilling     Nine activists from Scientist Rebellion stuck scientific articles and a pamphlet on the windows of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate on Thursday, 27 October. The participants were protesting against gas drilling in the Wadden Sea.   (Photo: Scientist Rebellion)   The activists demanded…

On tv for a room      The Dutch broadcaster KRO-NCRV is launching a new programme about the room shortage in the Netherlands. In the programme, the broadcaster has students fulfil ‘ludic’ assignments to get a room.   ‘Through a ludic assignment, the candidates show their very best side,’ KRO-NCRV writes in a press release.…

Translation in progress  The Dutch broadcaster KRO-NCRV is launching a new programme about the room shortage in the Netherlands. In the programme, the broadcaster has students fulfil ‘ludic’ assignments to get a room. ‘Through a ludic assignment, the candidates show their very best side,’ KRO-NCRV writes in a press release. ‘The students who…

Translation in progress  The Dutch broadcaster KRO-NCRV is launching a new programme about the room shortage in the Netherlands. In the programme, the broadcaster has students fulfil ‘ludic’ assignments to get a room. ‘Through a ludic assignment, the candidates show their very best side,’ KRO-NCRV writes in a press release. ‘The students who…

Four in five scientific articles for free     More and more publications by Dutch scientists can be read for free. Over the past five years, the percentage of open access articles has almost doubled from 42 to 82 percent according to figures from Universities of the Netherlands (UNL).   The figures give an impression…

British university staff plans strike     Staff at British universities want better working conditions and a higher salary. With the current inflation in mind, union members voted on Monday for a major nationwide strike.   According to the British University and College Union, more than seventy thousand staff are ready to go on strike…

Fire in CEG building     A fire briefly raged in the Stevin III building of the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences on Tuesday morning. The fire started around 6:30 am.   After firefighters extinguished the fire, a burned heating element was found. Firefighters disconnected the element and placed it outside the building, after…