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Bas van Nimwegen has spent years conducting research into the use of radioactive holmium particles (‘microspheres’) as a treatment for cancer.

Researchers from UU and Naturalis warn for a sea-level rise of 9 to 18 metres in the Caspian Sea in the coming 80 years.

PhD student Kikkie Poels aims to help cancer patients avoid atherosclerosis due to immunotherapies.

An interview with previous GSLS student Bart Lodder

Utrecht computer science researchers are launching a second AI Lab in January 2021, focusing on the themes of Mobility, Transport and Logistics.

Researchers from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� and Nikhef, among others, are publishing a study in Science that addresses no less than two essential questions in astrophysics.

Achieving a positive operating result is particularly difficult for companies with a large potential contribution to reducing the global CO2-emissions.

Onderzoekers van de faculteit Diergeneeskunde schreven een artikel over de negatieve effecten van de elektronische halsband op het welzijn van honden, en positieve trainingsmethoden als alternatief, voor het Tijdschrift voor Diergeneeskunde.

For the first time, contagious yawning has been demonstrated in solitary animals. Researchers now demonstrated the phenomenon in orangutans.

How is it that some covid-19 patients are affected much worse than others? Can we predict beforehand which of them will develop critical symptoms. A diverse consortium of universities, academic hospitals and industrial partners is looking for the answers to these questions.

Joint perspective on how these sectors can contribute to solving urgent scientific and societal issues

Researchers from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� provide the current state of affairs on legal aspects of climate change, energy transition and climate adaptation in the Netherlands.

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� is working to strengthen global and regional biodiversity. In order to further commit itself to this goal, the university joined the Delta Plan Biodiversity Recovery on 8 December 2020. A small step on paper, a big leap forward in the field of sustainability.

Academia is competitive, but keep your head up and could end up right where you belong, just like Joeri van Straalen.

The cases of HIV patients who managed to defeat the virus are so few that we know them by name. Timothy Ray Brown, the infamous “Berlin patient”, died in September bringing HIV on the top of our attention once again.

Pepscope, a biotechnology company with research laboratories at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��, got 4.3-million-euro funding in collaboration with the Altelaar lab

The signing of the Consortium Agreement in October officially kicked off the partnership for the Food Valley Regional Deal.

The Utrecht computational structural biology group has developed a new protocol for the modeling of membrane-associated protein assemblies.

The government has announced a ban on electronic collars, leading to public debate that will also involve veterinarians. What is the behavioural and physical impact of using electronic collars? Can veterinarians support and substantiate the ban on electronic collars? What can veterinarians recommend as an alternative to using electronic collars for dogs with undesirable behaviour?

Researchers of the ALICE Collaboration found a new technique for high-precision studies of the dynamics of the strong force between hadrons at the LHC.

The National Committe for the protection of animals used for scientific purposes explains their aims towards reducing the use of laboratory animals.

Her Majesty Queen Máxima visited our university. The work visit dealt with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on education and the welfare of students and lecturers.

The Future Food Board appoints Prescilla Jeurink as new Future Food Ambassador

Researchers from the Social and Affective Computing group have won two of the three Interspeech Computational Paralinguistics grand challenges this year.

Marjolijn Bol (History and Art History) and Sanli Faez (Physics) are joining The Young Academy (DJA).