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Digital platforms reshape city life

VUB researchers compile international insights on power, inequality and algorithms in the city

Who runs the city? Algorithms vs democracy

VUB professors launch book on invisible power of digital platforms

VUB research exposes the persistence of Malthusian framings in climate and migration policy

PhD reveals how structural crises are systematically reframed as population issues

From kidney stones to new materials

VUB chemists ready to deploy Sofia, the new Tier-1 supercomputer

VUB plays key role in future UN climate report

Four researchers with VUB links contribute to the seventh IPCC report

Living with Natural Disasters: Doctoral Research by Violet Kanyiginya Highlights Both Vulnerability and Resilience in the Ugandan Highlands

Polarization: Threat or Driver for Democracy?

VUB research adds nuance to the debate

VUB researcher teaches systems that determine the location of people or objects within buildings to work together

Maxim Van de Wynckel aims to make indoor positioning technology as universal as GPS, with a focus on interoperability, adaptability, and privacy

How Artificial Delegates Can Help Us Act More Socially – Yet Still Fail to Achieve Collective Goals

"Thinking that you can leave everything to technology without investing in it yourself is a dangerous illusion."

“What if Hell Breaks Loose? Imagining a post-American Europe”

VUB researchers Luis Simón and Lotje Boswinkel propose scenarios for an independent European defence strategy.

VUB research: early prediction of wind turbine failures