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The new program brings data infrastructure and all artificial intelligence (AI) together: 3AI.

Research conducted by scholars on patronage, giving to arts and culture, has been collected for the first time in one online place: the Knowledge Hub on Patronage Studies.

In honour of Keti Koti, history platform Utrecht Time Machine launches the Colonial Past walking route. The route description is available from June 20 onwards.

From June 28th to June 30th, the IOS Fair Transitions Platform and LANDac are hosting the IOS Fair Transitions / LANDac International Conference 2023 at the heart of Utrecht City Centre. Join us!

The study not only provides important insights about how sperm cells move and might dysfunction, but also about how they evolved.

On Friday 9 June Ralph Temmink was awarded the 4th Agnites Vrolik Prize worth €25,000 for his pioneering research on ecosystem restoration.

Chemist Breukink: "It is my dream to discover an antibiotic that will truly aid us in combating antibiotic-resistant bacteria."

The Netherlands Initiative for Education Research (NRO) has awarded Gönül Dilaver en Leoniek Wijngaards a Comenius Leadership Fellow grant.

This year, Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ secured no less than seven Comenius scholarships.

Utrecht researchers are collaborating with women to investigate the potential impact of tiny plastic particles on women's health.

Bioprinting is extremely complicated. This article highlights innovations by UMC Utrecht that will help to make bioprinting more clinically relevant.

Researchers learn from how CSA unmakes destructive capitalist practices and how this could play a role in the large-scale changes needed to reach sustainability.

Kiene Brillenburg Wurth, Iris van der Tuin, and Nanna Verhoeff have edited a special section in the minnesota review on Mobilizing Creativity: A Humanities Perspective (part 1 of 2).

The joint Science Café by S4S and Water, Climate and Future Deltas explored sea level rise, its predictions, and strategies to cope with it.

This is the first blog in the series 'Simple steps towards FAIR code and software'. This time it's about adding a license to make your software FAIR.

A new Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ-led study finds that circular policies in Amsterdam, Copenhagen and Glasgow fail to adequately promote social and environmental justice.

Last week, the Institute for Gravitational and Subatomic Physics (GRASP) celebrated its opening with a workshop in Utrecht.

Trainee Ahmad and supervisor Laurens tell about the Incluusion Traineeship, in which status holders gain work experience in the Netherlands.

A new European Commission JRC Science for Policy report provides valuable insights for policymakers across Europe striving to make policies more transformative.

Linguist Frans Adriaans is a recipient of both the Dynamics of Youth Invigoration Grant and the Human-centred Artificial Intelligence Grant.

Science Education PhD position available

Kulsum, PhD candidate in the Medical Microbiology department at UMC Utrecht, best explained her research to the lay audience.

Likely, you are aware that you need to consider privacy regulations in your research. But what are the specific things you need to organise? To get you off to a good start, we have created the e-learning module Privacy Basics for Researchers.

Through fundamental research and societal collaboration, Save the tiger! Save the grasslands! Save the water! aims to provide a sustainable habitat for tigers in the Himalayan foothills.

A model study reveals that the seeds of plants in small, fragmented habitats can abruptly evolve in such a way that they can no longer travel long distances.