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Ewout van der Knaap received the Austrian award for his many years of achievements in the field of Austrian literature in the Netherlands

The paper ‘Bright spots: seeds of a good Anthropocene’ has received the 2019 ESA Innovations in Sustainability Science Award.

A new type of paper made from just a few nanometers thick cellulose fibres has the potential to become a sustainable alternative for plastic packaging material.

Prof Dr Rosalie Iemhoff has been appointed Professor of Formal Reasoning on March 1, 2019.

Brepols Publishers recently published 'Cinema Changes: Incorporations of Jazz in the Film Soundtrack', a book by Emile Wennekes.

Two researchers from Utrecht contributed to FEED-X, a worldwide project for more affordable and sustainable food production via the animal feed industry.

Research has shown that the Earth’s climate was subject to regular changes 2.5 billion years ago.

Young girls visited the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine during Girlsday.

A large overview study describes all the consequences of climate change in the Arctic.

In January 'BRILL' published 'The Idea of Beauty in Italian Literature and Language', a book by Harald Hendrix , Philiep Bossier and Claudio Di Felice.

Daniele Salerno will work on his project MEMORIGHTS on the cultural memory of LGBTQI+ activism. He will be based in Utrecht as of 1 September 2019 and will work together with the ERC research group on the cultural memory of activism.

The Trump government only wants to make it possible for military personnel to present themselves as their biological sex.

The newly developed teaching program for primary schools 'Ter Info' is discussed on 'NOS.nl'.

UFRGS Editora recently published the book 'Como as coisas importam. Uma abordagem material da religião. Textes de Birgit Meyer.'

The Netherlands have to take a stance in the debate on deliberately cooling down the Earth, argues Frank Biermann in 'De Volkskrant'.

Neurobiologists Cátia Frias and Corette Wierenga published their results in Journal of Neuroscience.

Bioinspired Materials Design Pioneer Joanna Aizenberg (Harvard ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��) is the 2019 Debye Visiting Chair.

Prof. Henk Dijkstra recently published a book on network theory which has many applications to climate variability phenomena.

Future Food invites researchers searching for effective ways to translate their research findings into innovations & applications to join this programme.

As of 1 April, Albert Ali Salah is appointed as Professor of Social and Affective Computing at the Department of Information and Computing Sciences.

Honorable mentions for Biomedical Sciences and Science and Business Management theses

Springer published 'CyberParks – The Interface Between People, Places and Technology' (open access), a book co-edited by Michiel de Lange.

A team of six students from the Master’s programme Bio-Inspired Innovation is the only European team still in the running for the $100.000 Ray of Hope Prize®.

Physicists Adriana Correia and Prof Henk Stoof studied the extension of the existing framework of correlated strategies.

Suddenly, labs around the world will be able to investigate the relationship between structure and function of molecules during chemical reactions.