This conference aimed to help develop a European policy framework for rare diseases. This framework would integrate strategies across various fields, including research, digital technologies, healthcare and social protection, and by doing so, complement existing legislation and stimulate new...

This conference aimed to help develop a European policy framework for rare diseases. This framework would integrate strategies across various fields, including research, digital technologies, healthcare and social protection, and by doing so, complement existing legislation and stimulate new...

The Power of Femvertising: Boosting Customers' Willingness to Pay -- Future Skills and Requirements for the Next Generation of Marketing Communication Experts -- A More Effective Kind of Influencer? The Podcaster-Listener Relationship and the Perceived Proximity of Hosts -- Influence of social...

The 2nd Commission Conference on the Roadmap towards Phasing out Animal Testing for Chemical Safety Assessments, held on 25 October 2024, brought together key stakeholders from regulatory bodies, industry, research organisations, and NGOs to discuss the future of chemical safety assessments done...

Confession #1: I Didn’t Plan on Becoming a Scrum Master -- Confession #2: Internal Conflict – The Architect vs. The Scrum Master -- Confession #3: When the Code Breaks, So Does the Team -- Confession #4: Stakeholders Think Agile is a Miracle Cure -- Confession #5: The Myth of Requirements...

Este estudio, desarrollado en colaboración con la Federación Internacional de Contadores (IFAC) y la Asociación de Contadores Públicos Certificados (ACCA), presenta un análisis sobre la percepción y confianza en los sistemas tributarios de veintiséis países. Si bien el enfoque principal...

Contrary to classical theory, we provide experimental evidence that preference reports in a strategy-proof school-choice mechanism systematically depend on beliefs. We employ a "hard-easy gap" to exogenously vary students' beliefs about their priority rank. As predicted, underconfidence induces...

Contrary to classical theory, we provide experimental evidence that preference reports in a strategy-proof school-choice mechanism systematically depend on beliefs. We employ a "hard-easy gap" to exogenously vary students' beliefs about their priority rank. As predicted, underconfidence induces...