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During the Utrecht AI Labs Event 2023, Utrecht AI Labs researchers and partners from business, policy and civil society discussed the application of AI and data science in daily practice.

Concerned students involved with End Fossil Occupy Utrecht (EFO Utrecht) occupied a room in the Minnaert building out of protest from 8 May until 10 May.

Recap of the afternoon session Materials and Energy in 2060.

The scientists visualized the mechanism underlying this with unparalleled precision. The results of the study appeared in the leading scientific journal Science.

The Bijvoet Centre for Biomolecular Research congratulates Margreet Koopman and Fernando Salgado-Polo with both receiving the PhD of the Year Award at the occasion of the 2023 Bijvoet Symposium.

Edited by Karin van Es and Nanna Verhoeff, Situating Data: Inquiries in Algorithmic Culture was recently published.

Concerned students and other involved parties including End Fossil Occupy Utrecht (EFO Utrecht) are protesting at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� today.

Each of the professorships involves an internal candidate. The appointments are part of a growth programme with extra attention to diversity.

EU funds Karin Gerritsen's KIDNEW consortium that aims to enhance filtration techniques for chronic kidney patients by combining nanotechnology and kidney cells.

Contesting Governance core team members, Dr. Tessa Diphoorn and Dr. Katharine Fortin, are coordinators of a new multi-faculty minor titled Re-Imagining Security.

Call from the next-generation Event Horizon Telescope (ngEHT) to participate in an unprecedented STEM-humanities-social-sciences collaboration focused on observing black holes.

At Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��, interdisciplinary research into a sustainable future comes together in Pathways to Sustainability. To do justice to the natural sciences in this strategic theme, Professor René van Roij and colleagues initiated the community Science for Sustainability a year ago.

Recent Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� research identifies some of the main challenges in the governance of subsiding peatlands and gives suggestions on how to move forward.

Prof Sybil Seitzinger, member of our Advisory Board attended most of our annual conferences. We asked her to reflect on how they have evolved over the years in this blog.

The 3RCU ran a social media campaign (LinkedIn and Twitter) presenting seven scientific arguments why it is better to stop using FCS for cell culture.

Insights from a new study by Debottam Bhattacharjee, Jorg Massen and colleagues have consequences for the understanding of the evolution of cooperative behaviours.

Jeffrey Bajramovic has been the new head of the 3Rs Centre Utrecht (3RCU) since July 2022. His ambition for the 3RCU is to become an advocate and a centre of action for the 3Rs.

There’s a quiet revolution taking place in materials research. When Nong Artrith started her career in physics and chemistry, new chemical reactions were only discovered in the lab.

BioCliVE , an experiment in the Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� Botanical Gardens by the Ecology and Biodiversity group of the department of Biology, replicates natural grasslands to study the effect of climate change on this kind of ecosystem.

Last Friday, minister Robbert Dijkgraaf opened the renewed Electron Microscopy Centre, which houses advanced equipment and brings together scientific disciplines.

[interview] Ronald Pijnenburg gives a tour through a new metadata catalogue and shows why this system is reusable within other research disciplines.

The Analytics Advisory Committee will provide solicited and unsolicited advice to the Ministry of Finance, the Tax Administration, Customs and Service Surcharges.

One of the new CCSS Board members is Wioletta Ruszel, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. Her research focuses on random interacting particle systems and critical phenomena, with complexity in an intrinsically important component.

Since 2017, the Swaantje Mondt Fund offers PhD candidates a springboard for pursuing challenging and groundbreaking research while enriching their knowledge and network. Recipients of the 2022 funding dedicated their grant to broaden their horizon in widely varying research topics.

The Grand Café of the Vening Meinesz building hosted a joint event where four speakers discussed the challenges and opportunities of incorporating sustainable AI in urban development and management.