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This project focuses on the large gap in average work hours between women and men in the Dutch labor market.

Various research schools are co-organising a reading group on the topic of "Trans* and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Contemporary Cultural Issues".

In the first episode of the new season host Sanli Faez (Ass. Prof. in Physics) welcomes co-host Sicco de Knecht (Open Science Programme Team)

Climate adaptation. We have the ability to adapt, as researcher Marjolijn Haasnoot explains. However, we have no time to lose.

Recently, Koen Ottenheym's new book was published by Brill.

How do can we discuss the curfew riots in a safe and constructive way? Utrecht based researchers have drafted a letter, in which they advise teachers how to discuss sensitive subjects, such as the curfew riots, with their students.

Recently, Joep Schenk's new book about the Rhine and European security was published.

Utrecht joins the national hDMT consortium: a non-profit technological Consortium of 16 partner organisations with renowned scientists from different backgrounds.

Atmospheric chemist and Nobel Prize laureate prof. Paul Crutzen passed away at the age of 87. Crutzen was affiliated to Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� from 1997 to 2002.

Lisette van den Berg, behavioural biologist at Animal Ecology UU and the Apenheul Primate Park, explains what a future career can look like and how you get there.

There are many tests in development which can provide such rapid test results, but how do they work?

This edition presents extracts from the medieval Welsh encyclopedia 'Delw y Byd'. A medieval Welsh translation of the first book of the Latin encyclopedia known as 'Imago Mundi'.

The Dutch government sets a strict target: a 100% circular textile industry by 2050. Marko Hekkert analyzed the current state of affairs.

A cure for obesity may come from changing bad fat into good fat.

An interview with mathematician and 2020 Vidi laureate Lennart Meier from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��, about his work on algebraic topology and symmetries.

How do you measure objects that you cannot see under normal circumstances? Researchers open up new possibilities with special light waves.

UU data scientists developed a model to predict the potentially severe consequences of minor disruptions in complex transport networks. Like railway timetables.

The issue of radioactive waste studied from a wide range of perspectives

Water use for agriculture, households and industry exacerbate water scarcity worldwide, research led by UU shows.

Beatrice de Graaf explains on NPO Radio 1 what is and what isn't new about last weekend's riots.

Recently, Rosemarie Buikema's new book 'Revolts in Cultural Critique' was published.

Recently, the book 'The Oxford Handbook of Language Prosody' was published by Oxford ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� Press.

Pauline Phoa, Assistant professor of European law, discusses the question: Is the EU’s regime fit to face the demands of our era of Big Tech and ‘big data’?

Bram Duivenvoorde, assistant professor at the Law Department, shares his thoughts on the question: What will the DSA mean for the future enforcement of consumer protection law through and against platforms?

Sybe de Vries, professor of EU Single Market Law and Fundamental rights and Jean Monnet Chair, discusses how to attain a more comprehensive Digital Market Act.