https://twitter.com/DNB_NL/status/1204718367015350272
The European Central Bank has asked countries such as The Netherlands to invest more in order to balance their books.
More here: https://t.co/uaHX4WB25c(with @ecfin)#RealEconomy pic.twitter.com/9VGmnOtOOG
— euronews (@euronews) December 23, 2019
It started with a walk on a foggy Dutch beach… this is not the opening a new crime thriller but the beginning of the #sustainablefinance journey of the Netherlands central bank. Fascinating article from @DNB_NL board member Frank Elderson https://t.co/g0rRHDfnUw pic.twitter.com/66Da244O1y
— Nick Robins (@NVJRobins1) July 5, 2018
The #Dutch economy will likely grow faster than expected in 2018 and 2019, "outperforming most other #euro zone countries," according to the #Netherlands' central bank https://t.co/HhjfgSfobg #InvestinHolland pic.twitter.com/NbOphWLpyV
— NFIA North America (@NFIA_USCanada) December 29, 2017
The Netherlands’ central bank (DNB) is setting up a team of cyber security experts and hackers to attack the country’s own financial infrastructure in order to test and improve its defenseshttps://t.co/h6hMSGpnSi#CyberSecurity #Infosec #Bank #Security
— Bank Security (@Bank_Security) November 14, 2017
The Netherlands central bank chief is unapologetic over his public criticism of the ECB’s latest monetary stimulus https://t.co/56mfydWlUG
— Bloomberg (@business) October 15, 2019
https://twitter.com/BergMarten/status/1116369976477327360
Netherlands Foreign Ministry suspends export of new arms shipments to Turkey https://t.co/OCMnAH5282 via @AlHadath #Syria pic.twitter.com/WR0Agn30aA
— Liveuamap MiddleEast (@lummideast) October 11, 2019
Turkey "ready" to discuss normalization of ties with the Netherlands, Foreign Ministry says in statementhttps://t.co/jfAnYYCj3x
— DAILY SABAH (@DailySabah) February 5, 2018
Those responsible for shooting down MH17 will be prosecuted in Netherlands, country's foreign ministry says https://t.co/KyFfCMh17N pic.twitter.com/yOzLH4bKio
— CNN International (@cnni) July 6, 2017
https://twitter.com/NadiehBremer/status/1154397954276560896
https://twitter.com/TUeindhoven/status/1073588176852258817
The extent to which #hydrogen will be able to meet the high expectations in the future #EnergyTransition depends on various economic factors. Prof. @MMulderEnergy is going to research it: https://t.co/lFXdwT3ZeR @MinisterieEZK @NWONieuws pic.twitter.com/ZyL6AoQLIO
— Faculty of Economics and Business – UG (@UniGroningenFEB) December 3, 2019
You know how your apps sometimes ask you to share location data? Do you ever wonder what's happening with that information? We found out. 1/
My story w @natashanyt @mhkeller @aaron_krolik @satariano https://t.co/321SE5B1n0
— Jennifer Valentino-DeVries (@jenvalentino) December 10, 2018
https://twitter.com/ERC_Research/status/1202497883762593792
https://twitter.com/TUeindhoven/status/1205476217962606593360
New research by @StephanHollan and others shows that the impact of the uncertainty surrounding Brexit extends far beyond British or European companies, and is significant also for the United States, South Africa and Singapore. https://t.co/g1ybqlw7MD @INETeconomics pic.twitter.com/tn9jhXmYXS
— Tilburg University (@TilburgU) December 16, 2019
Finally watched @emilymbender’s presentation: "A typology of ethical risks in language technology with an eye towards where transparent documentation can help”
I recommend it! I’ll use this next semester in an intro course about #NLProc at @TilburgU
— Emiel van Miltenburg (@evanmiltenburg) December 13, 2019
What do pyramids have in common with artificial intelligence? According to Pim Haselager, they represent a similar peak in society.
Check his full talk at YouTube:https://t.co/B5pcymSGel#neuroscience #brain #ai #pyramids @Radboud_Uni pic.twitter.com/wfS6FOsq9Q— Donders Institute (@DondersInst) May 23, 2019
Proud of our astrophysicists, who are part of the most important discoveries of the last decade, according to National Geographic👇 https://t.co/dNPh11rpB3
— Radboud University (@Radboud_Uni) December 17, 2019
Dutch Technology Week komt ook naar Arnhem op #Industriepark Kleefse Waard met: Ruud Koornstra (National Energy Commissioner), Jan Jonker (Professor of Sustainable Enterprise, Radboud University Nijmegen)en Jan Douwe Kroeske. https://t.co/mFSZiPIKYb
— Jan van Dellen (@DellenJan) May 1, 2019
In November, sixteen stakeholders deliberated on how important public values can be taken into account in the development of #nanotechnologies for #health.
Watch the video to see some of the outcomes and reflections from the day. https://t.co/7nfw1pPY4p#RRI #cocreation
— GoNano-project (@GoNano_EU) December 13, 2019
Check out the making of the 3D street art in Delft. Sponsored by
TU Delft and Gemeente Delft. #3Delft https://t.co/XII54LIhzx— Science Centre Delft (@sciencecentre) June 12, 2017
Toilet paper. We use it every day, but often take it for granted. Do you even know what happens to it after you flush? PhD candidate (@TNWTUDelft) Suellen Espindola does. Are you ready to be amazed? @TUDelftTV https://t.co/h0LbPtfF0S
— TU Delta (@tudelta) September 27, 2019
Monitoring water quality is time consuming work. The new Pelican Drone from MAVLab @microuav, the @tudelft and @rijkswaterstaat can take water samples, and analyse them on the fly! Watch it in action! https://t.co/yo7nSqdLSI @CytoBuoy @marker_wadden @MinIenW
— TU Delft (@tudelft) September 26, 2019
https://twitter.com/TUeEAISI/status/1168555249537302530
EAISI is perfect match with @EU_Commission plans to improve Europe's excellence in #AI, says @ViolaRoberto. Watch his speech during Opening Academic Year @TUEindhoven https://t.co/Nqlkjt8HIt
— TU/e Artificial Intelligence Systems Institute (@TUeEAISI) September 3, 2019
The robots are here..! https://t.co/IlXgSDKMlB
— Lucassen lab University of Amsterdam (@LucassenPJ) November 9, 2019
#Meltwater | Around 129 million farmers depend on meltwater from the Himalayan glaciers for their crop production and livelihoods. This is shown by an international group of researchers from @WUR and @UniUtrecht, among others, in a new study. Interested? https://t.co/otN8lRZocf
— Wageningen U&R (@WUR) July 9, 2019
"A civic platform for health data creates tension. How can you know which platforms will handle your data with care, and which will not? That is proving difficult.", says Dr. Maartje Niezen, researcher at @RathenauNL
Read more: https://t.co/oxIuJzZc48 pic.twitter.com/HxD81stuWS— Rathenau Instituut (@RathenauNL) June 26, 2019
“As a researcher and a historian, I think it is important to look at this material and see what it tells us about perpetrators, organizational structures that perpetrate mass violence and social circumstances that give birth to violence,” says @VukusicIva https://t.co/NcUK0XfWju
— Humanities Utrecht (@HumanitiesUU) March 20, 2019
https://twitter.com/univgroningen/status/1151869262685978625
Setting up this year’s @univgroningen #Arctic Centre / GIA #archaeology field camp (supported by @NWONieuws) on beautiful #Uglit, #Nunavut! pic.twitter.com/rSzO2olAzy
— RUG Arctic Centre (@RUG_Arctic) July 21, 2019
How can Twitter improve discussion in a world of polarisation, misinformation and intolerance? @PolSciLeiden Rebekah Tromble receives a grant for an international research team, identifying problematic behaviours on #Twitter: https://t.co/tb36fWIS5X #onlinebehaviour @UniLeiden pic.twitter.com/vWVHRHulUQ
— Leiden SocialScience (@LeidenSocial) July 31, 2018
What Geert Wilders and the Antilles can tell us about tensions between populism and liberalism https://t.co/e9mcXyUXvP
— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) December 17, 2017
To Hold Off the Right, New Dutch Coalition Partly Embraces It https://t.co/RDqlukYDY5 with @SLdeLange comments.
— Carl Berning (@carlberning) October 27, 2017
How can we effectively communicate risk and uncertainty without putting off or wrong-footing the public? https://t.co/cwDgf3is8u pic.twitter.com/ZbL9C8LWeC
— New Scientist (@newscientist) July 17, 2019
https://t.co/RwU23ZUda6 is live: a portal with structured information about genes and proteins in brain synapses. Collaboration between @news4go, @harvardmed, @MIT, @USC_Research and many others, coordinated by @VU_Science. #MCNlab https://t.co/68UUCHma3v pic.twitter.com/4HxIbIy7iO
— VU Science (@VU_Science) June 3, 2019
The Netherlands is planning to drop speed limits on Dutch highways in a bid to reduce nitrogen emissions https://t.co/UxVxWT2qvG
— Bloomberg (@business) November 13, 2019
https://twitter.com/DutchMFA/status/1193912554415906819
MT @JURISTnews: On October 4, 1830, #Belgium was born, when separated from #TheNetherlands. http://t.co/AjhTMzDu24 pic.twitter.com/qGyM4MDrVA
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) October 5, 2014
Pierre Wunsch, 51, became the new head of Belgium’s central bank in January. He holds a degree from Princeton and an economics PhD from UCL, and is generally considered to be more hawkish than his predecessor Jan Smets 7/ https://t.co/Dxscz4Dchi pic.twitter.com/uVmmc62rHR
— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) June 4, 2019
Belgium central bank governor says ECB wants to see ‘sustainable adjustment’ in inflation https://t.co/bQLaRu65E8
— WSJ Central Banks (@WSJCentralBanks) June 14, 2017
Belgium's central bank fined ING Belgium for failing to oversee "suspicious activity" in a Russian-owned account for over a decade. The multinational last year paid over €700 million for "serious" breaches of anti-money laundering rules. https://t.co/jfvIJ821X1
— The Brussels Times (@BrusselsTimes) July 15, 2019
I participated today in a Conference at the Belgium Central Bank in the panel with the following topic: “Euro Area governance: is it fit for the next crisis”. Here are some of the slides I used: pic.twitter.com/opEiMk6a5m
— Vitor Constâncio (@VMRConstancio) November 5, 2018
🇧🇪🇪🇺 Minister of European Affairs @Koen_Geens1 is representing Belgium at the EU General Affairs Council (#GAC) in Brussels today.
The EU Ministers continue the preparations for the European Council (#EUCO) on December 12-13, which will be led for the 1st time by @CharlesMichel. pic.twitter.com/47z2E937Ap
— 🇧🇪 Belgium MFA 📍 #UNGA (@BelgiumMFA) December 10, 2019
https://twitter.com/BelgiumEU/status/1203957572665008128
https://twitter.com/Sophie_Wilmes/status/1201562369803137029
Say goodbye to cycling-related injuries thanks to smart textiles! Read the article in @imec_int magazine: https://t.co/6eSdQ0ae2Q
— UGent EA (@ugent_fea) August 1, 2019
British schools test 'robot teachers' to tackle staff shortages. Our @SciRobotics paper making the news. https://t.co/83npVvxBNd @telegraphtech @ugent_fea @IDLabResearch
— Tony Belpaeme (@TonyBelpaeme) October 28, 2019
Listen to the #PortXL podcast with @WayneVisser & learn about the Sustainable Transformation Lab, how to apply the SDGs & dive into innovation culture in the port sector. https://t.co/DszJeiSMoO
— Antwerp Mgt School (@AntwMgtSchool) September 19, 2019
The right use of data can give companies a strategic advantage. In his recent research, #Vlerick Professor Kristof Stouthuysen says that this offers a great opportunity for CFOs. Technology is making access to valuable data more relevant than ever. https://t.co/va59yCHGSw pic.twitter.com/rkPal6ktPI
— Vlerick (@Vlerick) December 13, 2019
Breakthrough IoT technology for IoT applications featured on cover of Nature Electronics. @imec_int, @TNO_Research and @CartamundiCards develop flexible tags that communicate with standard touch screens. https://t.co/PsDKDQ7ZiF#iot #natureelectronics pic.twitter.com/GXsSREFt85
— imec (@imec_int) December 17, 2019
Systems medicine to RESOLVE metabolic syndrome https://t.co/cepKXHPPpg via @HealthEuropa and @TUEindhoven
— Natal van Riel (@nvanriel) March 19, 2019
https://twitter.com/AntwMgtSchool/status/1199267126084853761
"Salvaging the WTO requires understanding US strategy and forming a view about US strategy requires the EU to make its mind up about China" – @mariademertzis
>> https://t.co/M8xGsUmsWK pic.twitter.com/aSJmP6hhky
— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) December 21, 2019
So, here is the leaked draft of the European Green Deal plan that Ursula von der Leyen will present this afternoon. A thread.
(You can read it here >> https://t.co/1YDYw9YaHn) pic.twitter.com/JuyPw2XWPW
— Simone Tagliapietra (@Tagliapietra_S) December 11, 2019
What does 'getting Brexit done" actually involve? In today's podcast, we discussed the difficulty of doing trade deals with the EU and the USA before the end of 2020 https://t.co/cZK2NzyIuY
— Nicholas Barrett (@nbarrett100) December 10, 2019
No change in @ECB core inflation forecast pattern since @Lagarde took over: actual inflation undershoot earlier projections,while new projections expect higher inflation later. Will this time be different? Paper https://t.co/k4TD8O4P05 & blog https://t.co/2AYkRYnBvg @Bruegel_org pic.twitter.com/8ViTeOQYrn
— Zsolt Darvas (@ZsoltDarvas) December 16, 2019
I estimate the UK’s net contribution to the 2021-2027 EU Multiannual Financial Framework at close to €20 billion: https://t.co/ERjdq0NMr0 @Bruegel_org
— Zsolt Darvas (@ZsoltDarvas) December 16, 2019
https://twitter.com/LeuvenU/status/1187338530047057920
https://twitter.com/LeuvenU/status/1204679990052360194
https://twitter.com/aibrussels/status/1198977736775208961
A glimpse into the present state of security in robotics https://t.co/M0kvtER2eg research by @IDLabResearch
— Fabio Assolini (@assolini) October 14, 2019
Programming robots at #AIFlanders researchers day @UAntwerpen @clipsua pic.twitter.com/MJzKcnrsIS
— Jeska Buhmann (@JeskaLVDL) December 14, 2019
https://twitter.com/steligence/status/1187278315389894656
Bacteria that can supply our fridges and TVs with electricity. It may be hard to believe, but a team of scientists at the University of Antwerp, Delft University of Technology and Hasselt University have discovered that this isn't as unlikely as it sounds. https://t.co/nDKfm4Btci pic.twitter.com/gcNfirV3z3
— Micropia (@Micropia) October 31, 2019
With #TrainStations all over the world, what makes Tokyo’s stations stand out? “Here, stations are like cities embedded within the city,” says @EricHaubruge, a professor at the University of Liège. What does he mean? Find out in the video below! #InspiredByTokyo #Trains pic.twitter.com/DghqXb8Z4X
— Tokyo Gov (@Tokyo_gov) February 22, 2019
Répercussions urbaines d'un #orage violent ce dimanche 2 juin à #Thessalonique (vidéo. M. Erpicum) #Grece #AIC pic.twitter.com/F1EDp89i0V
— Laboratoire de Climatologie (ULiège) (@ClimatoULiege) June 3, 2019
The flying soldier #14Juillet pic.twitter.com/8GS8JJNUx8
— Michaela Wiegel (@MichaelaWiegel) July 14, 2019
#Walgreens is successfully migrating from Oracle to #MariaDB in the #cloud. Read about it in @computerworlduk. https://t.co/Z535JF96oZ
— MariaDB Corporation (@mariadb) July 27, 2019
Future evolution of extreme precipitation over Belgium as simulated by MAR…@Doutreloup https://t.co/mvLmonucHg
— Xavier Fettweis (@xavierfettweis) June 19, 2019
#cyanobacteria, you'll find them where you least expect it! #microbemonday #microalgae #microbiology #biodiversity #openscience @ULiegeResearch @ResearchUGent #Antarctica @belspo @UCLouvain_be pic.twitter.com/09GniEFYr1
— BCCM Collections (@BccmCollections) November 25, 2019
Mountain streams: idyllic, peaceful…and an unexpectedly high source of CO2 to the atmosphere?
Horgby & colleagues quantify the importance of these freshwater systems to the global C cyclehttps://t.co/mDuD4G2p9y@sber_epfl @EPFL @epflENAC @unil @ULBruxelles @mcgillu @aslo_org pic.twitter.com/EXdBN3Y1DQ
— Nature Communications (@NatureComms) October 25, 2019
The chain that might connect to your sink stopper is an excellent model of a polymer, despite the dramatic differences between the worlds of molecules and macroscopic objects. @umons https://t.co/eNavq7DubD
— Physics (@APSPhysicsEd) February 23, 2018
A parent's guide to rage: "Anger is much more prevalent in some cultures than others,” explains #kuleuven professor Batja Mesquita from @PPW_KULeuven @ERC_Research https://t.co/Hgc2EEIW9Z
— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) May 13, 2019
https://twitter.com/Bioref_Cluster/status/1141590741761830912
5 Tips for Communicating Research to Policy Makers https://t.co/IvgCHze51v
— Ghent University Research (@ResearchUGent) June 18, 2019
https://twitter.com/BelgiumMFA/status/1187256368723611648