A world designed for men
It is time that we stopped seeing men as the standard, both in science and practice, our columnist Eveline van Zeeland writes.
Eveline van Zeeland
Why the boss in particular should say sorry after a lie
When people at the top of the social ladder tell lies, it's bad for trust in government. Columnist Eveline van Zeeland even sees a correlation with the number of corona infections.
A wise lesson from science: How to turn something negative into something positive
A negative review is the terror of every marketer. Eveline van Zeeland explains why you can still turn it into something positive and even gain a strategic advantage from it.
Emo design is needed now more than ever
Design can bring joy into people's lives. And that is exactly what we need in these times of doom and gloom argues Eveline van Zeeland. Therefore: Long live emo design!
Zebra for sale
Put your absolute truths on sale, because only those who allow doubt and do not conform are true innovators, writes Eveline van Zeeland.
When knowledge no longer holds power
Why is it so important to stand on the shoulders of giants? Eveline van Zeeland makes a plea for upholding the citing of sources.
Would you want your daughter to marry a marketing man?
Eveline van Zeeland slams her laptop shut at online congresses where people are not the number one priority. "Basically, every study should have a specified amount of credits set aside for ethics."
Why teachers can’t stand creative students
Do we want to put ourselves on the map in terms of innovation? Eveline van Zeeland contends that is then high time that teachers learn to appreciate our most creative students.
How do we bridge the Science-Practice gap?
How do we narrow the gap between science and practice? And how serious is this much-discussed gap? Eveleline van Zeeland-Holst is looking for the ultimate answer.
Tomorrow is good: It’s time for a moral transition
It is precisely now that government should focus on building and shaping society, and not on short-term political survival, Eveline van Zeeland contends.
Tomorrow is good: the magic of Disney and the tech world
To me, there’s something magical about technology. It was already like that when my father showed me the power of engine technology when I was […]
Tomorrow is good: successful entrepreneurship in a meter-and-a-half economy
It suddenly landed here early this April. That wonderful Dutch term ‘anderhalvemetereconomie.’ As in ‘a-meter-and-a-half economy.’ (Dutch governmental guidelines stipulate social distancing should be at […]
Tomorrow is good: A psychologist in every corona crisis management team
Over the past decade, technology has often been labeled as disruptive. This is a characterization with a highly technophobic undertone. Personally, I prefer to focus […]
Tomorrow is good: Step into the world of Leonardo da Vinci
I spent the very last day of 2019 at Clos Lucé. The castle in the idyllic Loire region in France where Leonardo da Vinci spent […]
Tomorrow is Good: Design Thinking and Ethics
If we want tomorrow to be any good, we’ve got to do improve it right now. The well-known American management professor Peter Drucker once said: […]
Tomorrow is good: 5 trends in consumer behavior that have a shadowy side
Consumers are the cornerstone of any organization’s existence. As an organization, you must work on devising solutions for issues that the consumers of tomorrow may […]
Tomorrow is good: By the time you get to the Moral Lab
I had no idea you could be anti time, but it is possible. In fact, that’s a reference to the Dutch title of a booklet […]
Tomorrow is good: a happier tomorrow
Jacinda Ardern has been getting my attention for some time now. Although I do follow global politics fairly closely, I would not be able to […]
Tomorrow is Good: The unforeseen ingredients for success
A year ago, I came across a theory from the leading psychologist Susan Fiske. For me as a scientist, an encounter with a wonderful theory […]
Tomorrow is good: 50 shades of fine
There is more likely a knack for mathematics pre-programmed into my brain than a talent for languages. Let ‘s just say that language is not […]