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Wijten receives the award for his Master's research project

Nobel laureate professor Gerard 't Hooft received the medal for his groundbreaking work on black holes, quantum gravity and quantum field theories

De eucalyptusboom is sterk aangepast aan een grillig klimaat, maar niet zoals men zou verwachten, concluderen Utrechtse en Australische onderzoekers.

Retirement IMAU director Will de Ruijter

It successfully brought together more than 70 master students and researchers

Hans Oerlemans

NESSC research

Ruud Schotting and Amir Raoof from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� received an STW Open Mind grant to develop an unconventional idea to avoid extreme droughts.

SUSTAINABLEOCEAN Steering Committee member Prof. Nilufer Oral was elected as member of the United Nations (UN) International Law Commission (ILC).

PhD-thesis: One of the most neglected subjects of slavery is the role played by free non-whites. Once they were free, they bought freedom for their family.

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��’s sustainability research has the greatest impact worldwide, concludes Times Higher Education.

Utrecht Biologists discovered that blue light is essential for plant growth when neighbour plants are close. They published the mechanism in Current Biology

Computer scientists Marc van Kreveld and Ronald Poppe and mathematician Carel Faber to receive NWO TOP grant

"Excellent opportunity to apply concepts from photonics to the brain," says programme leader Lukas Kapitein

Serious game for training health care professionals

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� and Movares extend crowd simulation partnership

Build fundamental knowledge and bring it from the university into the field.

The Complexity Laboratorium Utrecht (CLUe) facility offers easy access to powerful computational and data visualisation software

Meike Slagt studies how sensitive children are to their upbringing: a what works well for one child, does not work at all for another. How can we explain this?

Cell publication: Researchers observe receptor for cell division in action

Interview with two assistant professors Carolin Kreisbeck and Damaris Schindler about gender diversity and science.

Science for Life looks back on a successful conference

Brothers Marius, Hendrik, Hans and Arie-Willem de Leeuw - all four PhD holders - have wanted to know ‘how it all works’ since they were young children.

More than 60 Complexity Science enthusiasts witnessed the official opening of the CLUe

Playing ping pong with light to find open channels