26th issue of our magazine FEB Research
16 February 2022
We are proud to present to you the 26th issue of our magazine FEB Research. In this issue you can read more about:
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How FEB and the UMCG collaborate to develop new solutions for acute stroke care;
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Mellie Pullman, who was appointed as professor of Sustainable Supply Chain Management in the research programme Operations Management and Operations Research (OPERA) last year;
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Sjoerd Beugeldijk’s book and Juliette de Wit’s research on polarization in the Netherlands;
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PhD graduate Jann Keller’s research on the impact of gas market mergers.
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