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This seminar series organized by the Transformative Policing Group within the Contesting Governance Platforms focuses on trends that touch upon contemporary conceptual debates and pressing societal matters in policing.

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� has appointed Jan Molenaar as Professor of Precision Medicine in Pediatric Cancer as of 1 April 2021. The chair was created to develop specific, custom-tailored treatments for pediatric cancer.

Prof. dr. Bas van Bavel has been appointed Distinguished ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� Professor at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� as of 1 April. He wants to use this new position to further stimulate cooperation within Social Sciences & Humanities.

Is stoking fires the new smoking? Fleur Froeling and her fellow scientists are working with members of the public to research the health effects of wood smoke.

Creating a radically accessible open-hardware platform for redox-flow batteries.

During the first workshops on Recognition and Rewards last December (NL and ENG), more than 70 participants, academic and support staff of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��, shared their experiences. Read the reflections on the workshops here.

A report of the workshop “Critical Views on Stereotypes: An Interdisciplinary Conversation”, which took place on February 24.

A knowledge and investment consortium has been awarded an €8 million grant to accelerate the application of innovations in the field of Artificial Intelligence

Martha Frederiks has been appointed extraordinary professor from January 1 at the ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� of Pretoria, South Africa.

A new study by professors Bas van Bavel and Marten Scheffer (WUR) shows that throughout history, most disasters and pandemics have boosted inequality instead of levelling it. Their article is now published in Nature Communications.

Iran is a controversial country burdened by sanctions from a number of countries. How does this affect the Iranian scientists who wish to gain experience abroad?

Charissa Jessurun explains how doing research helps her in becoming a good doctor.

This toolbox, developed by researchers, provides a hands-on overview of foresight methods, including guidance on how to make them more participatory through citizen engagement.

Alessandra Schimmel wrote a blog for Liesbeth van de Grift's Vidi-project about European consumers groups from the seventies onwards.

In an interview with Pointer, Belle Derks explains how couples choose a division of labour when they plan on having children.

The issue of Palestine has hardly been addressed, although silently, a consensus seems to arise on how it should be dealt with.

SIL is a new partnership in which academia, government, industry, societal parties and environmental organizations work together to accelerate the sustainable transition of industry.

Meet Hanneke Schroten, since November 2020 she is the new coordinator of Studying without Limitations.

How would you green up Utrecht Science Park? Green up the grey by designing a biodiverse USP. Participate in this competition by submitting designs and ideas that effectively green up the grey spaces and win a prize.

Water means different things to different people: what does water mean to you?

The story of Marjolein Mijnders' academic journey and her advice to students interested in a career in academia.

To help its students gain more skills, The Graduate School of Life Sciences offers different Honours Programmes for those who want to step up their game and pursue a career in research and teaching.

For research project Remembering Activism, Marit van de Warenburg wrote a blog about Black Lives Matter protest music.

Last year, Philippe Roepstorff-Robiano published his book about credits fictions, for which he received praise in the Süddeutsche Zeitung.