Greenmapper: turning research into an app to allow nature-lovers a voice
Date: | 13 July 2017 |
Author: | Peter van Kampen |
Peter van Kampen works at Energysense at the Faculty of Science and Engineering, at the newly developed branch office of UG in Papenburg, and at the Faculty of Spatial Sciences with a research interest in measuring preferences and developing web based or...
What Brexit will do to UK trade
Date: | 21 June 2017 |
Faculty of Economics and Business economists Tristan Kohl, Steven Brakman, and Harry Garretsen analysed what would happen to UK trade after it leaves the European Union.
Solving problems for a clean, local source of energy
Date: | 19 June 2017 |
Author: | Dirk Pieter van Donk |
Bio-diesel promises to be a clean option to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. However, it is still costly. Often, oil suited for consumption is used for it, putting pressure on food supply. With a rising world population, the idea of using food as a source...
We need a school of public health to tackle the new frontier in medicine: inequality
Date: | 13 June 2017 |
Poorer people have worse health outcomes than richer people. This is true not just in the Netherlands, but internationally. We see the inequality both between countries, and within them. Even when people have the same health care system, poorer people...
The Bank of England must not pump money into the UK economy due to Brexit
Date: | 15 May 2017 |
Author: | Samuele Murtinu |
No sooner had the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union than calls began for the Bank of England to pump money into the economy to avoid deflation.
How an economist predicted today’s politics in 1944
Date: | 11 May 2017 |
Author: | Greg Fuller |
If markets don’t produce outcomes in line with what voters want – and if politicians won’t (or can’t) address those problems – people tend to reach for more radical solutions.
Mind your business process? Mine your data!
Date: | 03 May 2017 |
Data is collected nowadays about anything, at any time, and at any place. The explosion of data is changing the way organizations capture data, analyze information, make decisions, and create value. But how to deal with so much data, and often, messy...
The closure of Multinational Subsidiaries: Is there a silver lining?
Date: | 02 May 2017 |
Author: | Pedro de Faria |
A closure of a subsidiary of a multinational company is an event that has deep economic and societal impact in the affected region, as it often leaves a shadow of unemployment. However, it, according to a recent research project done in collaboration...
Privacy and marketing opportunities can be balanced
Date: | 19 April 2017 |
Author: | Niels Holtrop |
Niels Holtrop explains how he developed a statistical model allowing companies to collect consumer data safely for his doctorate at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Economics and Business.
We should put pressure on PPG to come up with a plan for AkzoNobel
Date: | 07 April 2017 |
Author: | Killian McCarthy |
Imagine a man walks up to a woman and, without introducing himself, proposes marriage. Because the woman doesn’t know the man, and because she has a somewhat different plan for her life, she declines the offer. How many of us would object to her doing so?...