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March 7, 2019March 7, 2019  by Vladimir Bojarskich

An ant trail to climate change reduction

To reduce the impacts of climate change, we need global cooperation. By using an analogy to ants, Research Master student Vladimir Bojarskich argues that individuals can influence people at large – and that, therefore, individuals can drive the collective to mitigate climate change.

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May 25, 2016May 24, 2016  by Marije aan het Rot

Let’s have lunch together – or a drink?

In a recent publication on the Association for Psychological Science website, shared meals were promoted for their positive effects in workplace settings. The results may be relevant for Heymans staff. And what about interactions with students?

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