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A new study reveals the importance of peri-urban agriculture for local communities’ sense of purpose, social fabric, and resilience.

New publication in Cell Stem Cells: Expanding Human Cardiomyocytes for Cardiac Repair

Researchers discovered a new role for blood: they appear to be indispensable in protecting our respiratory system against pathogens.

The Utrecht based physicist/chemist Freddy Rabouw wins the Heineken Young Scientists Award in the category Natural Sciences.

Mehdi Dastani talks about is research on smart roadway infrastructure in the Netherlands Innovation Network magazine.

Wat betekent de coronacrisis voor onze toekomst? Maarten Hajer, hoogleraar Urban Futures en wetenschappelijk directeur van het Pathways to Sustainabilty, geeft antwoord.

Saskia van Wees was appointed as Professor of Hormonal Regulation of Plant Resistance at the Department of Biology on 1 March of this year.

Science is in transition, from fundamental towards applied research, aimed at innovation. Scientists are pushed to strive for valorization of their research

A team of researchers from Utrecht and Zürich have developed a new method for the production of wavy surfaces with nanometre precision.

The Utrecht project Inside Out won the SustainaBul Best Practice award, and the UU ranks sixth on the list of sustainable education institutes.

Introduction IMAU newsletter by Michiel van den Broeke.

"In Scotland I found distraction in the pub; here by exercising and pausing regularly after which I can focus again."

The career of Professor of Air quality and climate interactions Guus Velders.

Contribution to report “Biodiversity and the financial sector: a cross-pollination?” by Dutch Central Bank and Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency

Treatment of depression in adoloscents should be more associated with treatment of the underlying stress and exhaustion.

Prizes for best presentation and best publication

The development of smart, sustainable cities requires generating as many ideas as possible - and guiding these ideas into healthy businesses.

Theoretical biologists have solved a unique puzzle in the structure of plants’ vascular tissue. They can now explain how two different mutations with opposite effects lead to the same result.

Impact Café interview with Rens van Tilburg about green recovery after the corona crisis.

We need to think of a fair and regenerative circular society rather than simply an eco-efficient circular economy.

In Utrecht we will appoint in total five young researchers with an interest in exposome research.

Nature-inspired almond production is profitable: nature can be restored while making profits, Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� researchers conclude.

We invite you to explore the options for your collaboration on transforming cities towards sustainability.

The Cooperation South Africa – the Netherlands programme has granted two Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� projects working on the water-energy-food nexus in South Africa.

Since 2000, the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery of UMC Utrecht heavily invested in regenerative bone research. Now, they celebrate a big success.