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The East Antarctic ice sheet appears to be more vulnerable than expected, due to a strong wind that brings warm air and blows away the snow.

Publication in Nature Communications by Utrecht chemists

Nobel laureate professor Gerard 't Hooft received the medal for his groundbreaking work on black holes, quantum gravity and quantum field theories

Utrecht Biologists discovered that blue light is essential for plant growth when neighbour plants are close. They published the mechanism in Current Biology

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� and Movares extend crowd simulation partnership

The Complexity Laboratorium Utrecht (CLUe) facility offers easy access to powerful computational and data visualisation software

Cell publication: Researchers observe receptor for cell division in action

Interview with two assistant professors Carolin Kreisbeck and Damaris Schindler about gender diversity and science.

Neurobiologist Harold MacGillavry receives an ERC Starting Grant to study the movement fo receptors in synapses.

Publication Nature bioinformatician Bas Dutilh

Three research projects at the Faculty of Science receive subsidy from FOM-Projectruimte

Professor Thomas Röckmann and his colleagues want to perform accurate measurements in the field of atmospheric research with new isotope instrument.

Underground ecosystems are much more complex and diverse than suspected, writes Marcel van der Heijden (Biology) in a Perspective article in Science.

Publication by Marjolein Dijkstra and Simone Dussi in Nature Communications

New research of among others Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� shows that human influence on the climate is the main reason for sea level rise since 1970.

Mark Eijkelboom and his collegues hope to gain a better understanding of the stability of the ice shelves on East Antarctica.

Researchers from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� have succeeded in visualising the mechanisms that regulate tissue regeneration in the intestine.

Knowledge of complex systems is sorely underutilised, say researchers including Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� epidemiologist Prof. Hans Heesterbeek.

Snel wants to determine whether there is a system behind the phenomenon of similar genes fulfilling different functions in different organisms.

The Utrecht Game Lab has received a subsidy from the K.F. Hein Fonds in order to foster practice-based research on games and play.