Eva van Rosmalen works at the department of Criminology at the VU University Amsterdam as a researcher. In addition, she is employed as an academic tutor in Psychology at the Erasmus University Rotterdam. She studied Psychology at the Erasmus University Rotterdam. Afterwards, she completed her master in Legal Psychology at Maastricht University. For her master thesis, she worked on a research project investigating the effects of MDMA on memory of eyewitnesses in a legal context. At the moment, she is assisting dr. Annelies Vredeveldt with her research on joint witness interviews. She is also in control of updating the ALLP twitter account.
Police investigators rarely receive any training in how to assess and disclose evidence when interviewing suspects. In a research project […]
Police and immigration officials often interview individuals from different cultures about potentially traumatising events. In a collaboration between ALLP and the […]
A new book has been published in the Reasonable Doubt series: De Zwolse zwendel. De Zwolse zwendel (‘The Zwolse scam’) […]
In 1985, 28-year-old Micelle Mooij was found stabbed to death at the gas station in Warnsveld, where she worked. Only […]
On Monday September 5th, the court in Arnhem overturned the wrongful conviction of Rob B. after 15 years. In 2007, […]
In light of our project on eyewitness memory in cross-cultural contexts, an article has been published in the EU Research […]
