Past events
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27 Jun10:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Tsai-Ying Lu
"Carbon Continuity: Explaining the Changing Energy Mix of Taiwan’s Power System after the Second World War"
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27 Jun 28 Jun
The Roundtable aims to bring together multiple approaches to the place of law in popular culture.
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26 Jun19:00
- alumni meeting
Alumni Event Berlin
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26 Jun16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Markus A. M. van der Pas
"The Rationality of Human Behaviour and Accuracy in Information Technology Management"
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26 Jun13:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Jerremy Weerts
"Expanding the Horizon of Heart Failure With Preserved Ejection Fraction (HFPEF): Advancing Knowledge and Detection Through Novel Approaches"
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26 Jun10:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Mathilde Catharina Tubbergen
"Leuker kunnen we het niet maken, wel duidelijker: Een onderzoek naar de ervaren procedurele legitimiteit in het Nederlandse asielproces"
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25 Jun16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Anaís Sánchez Castillo
"Sertraline-mediated Targeting of Serine and Glycine Synthesis in Multimodal Cancer Treatment: The impact of a repurposed drug on cancer cell metabolic adaptations and the tumor microenvironment"
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25 Jun14:00 - 15:30
On 25 June, our speaker is Lieneke Slingenberg, Professor of Migrants and the Rule of Law at the Amsterdam Centre for Migration and Refugee Law of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
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25 Jun13:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Natalia Y. Makhotkina
"Negative dysphotopsia"
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25 Jun10:00 - 11:45
The repulsion effect occurs when the presence of an inferior option (the decoy) decreases the attractiveness of the option that dominates it (the target), in puzzling contrast to the attraction effect. In this paper, we formally develop and experimentally test a normative account of the repulsion effect.