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Lecture series by Olivier de Gaay Fortman on his recent breakthrough results on Failure of the Integral Hodge Conjecture

In this first National Conference of the Sector Plan Languages and Cultures, attendees take stock of the sector and identify future directions and collaborations.

Special guest lecture by Jan Manschot (Trinity College Dublin)

In this Cultural History seminar, Marleen Puyenbroek explores women's professional involvement in the art market of the seventeenth-century Dutch Republic.

Beatrice de Graaf and Henk Kummeling discuss Lars Behrisch's new book Democracy’s Double Helix, which explores the historical roots of modern democracy.

Democracy is more than just elections, but elections are an important aspect of our democracy. We are not only choosing a political party, but also the rules that politicians must adhere to. Has democracy itself become the subject of the elections?

This seminar session on Materialities of Television asks: What happens when we apply a materialist lens to television research?

Are you a researcher focused on children or youth, and do you have an interdisciplinary idea you would like to develop with societal partners? Join the Booster Borrel. You might even receive one of the booster grants, awarded through an on-the-spot lottery.

During this symposium, we will explore how MBO institutions, educators, policymakers and sector organizations can jointly build digital autonomy.

The enormous environmental impact of AI products and services has become a major concern, but how can we exactly measure this impact?

Online seminar about the benefits and pitfalls of reputation systems in the platform economy from the viewpoint of workers and clients.

In this workshop, attendees think through creative and spatial practices that attend to riverine and freshwater ecosystems and the conflicts they face.

Explore different forms of artistic, activist and spatial practices engaged with rivers, waterbodies and environmental justice.

Explore during this workshop the concepts of spatiality, landscape, and the sacred in the premodern world, from antiquity to the Renaissance.

Het Utrecht Centre for Accountability and Liability Law (UCALL) houdt een multidimensionaal congres over recht, politiek en rechtspolitiek, in Utrecht

The call for papers is now open for the workshop ‘Legitimate spying? Challenging or supporting intelligence services in Europe’ (3 and 4 November).

Short lectures illustrating the use of mathematical methods in medicine, the natural sciences, the social sciences and the humanities.

Join the Urban Futures Studio on November 3rd for an engaging Friends of the Future seminar with Hazem Abuorf, Associate Professor of Urban Planning at the ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ of Palestine and Research Fellow at NIAS.

This mini-symposium aims to gain a deeper understanding of the possibilities of online reading communities for continuing reading education.

We will screen the short documentary 'Who Cares' by the filmmaker Elsie Vermeer. The documentary shows the struggle of a young brazilian undocumented woman in Amsterdam to get adequate healthcare after a serious health diagnosis. A panel of experts will discuss about the accessibility to healthcare for undocumented migrants in the Netherlands.

Professor Emeritus in Pure Mathematics, Frans Oort, is 90 this year. This symposium is in his honour.

Op donderdagmiddag 6 november 2025 organiseren we het afsluitende evenement van het Interdisciplinair Onderwijs Programma.

‘What should secondary school pupils know about your climate change research?’

On November 10, 2025, Diaspora Heritage in Movement, in collaboration with FARO and various heritage foundations, is organizing the symposium "Postcolonial Heritage: Other Perspectives" at the Maritime Museum in Rotterdam.

On 11 November, 11:00–12:00 JB Ruhl (Vanderbilt ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ) will explore how Earth is reclaiming dominance over human systems.