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NWO Domain Science has awarded 28 applications in the Open Competition XS. Among them are five Utrecht researchers.

Due to the use of different methods, there was considerable variation in the conclusions drawn. Jonas Lembrechts was one of the participants of the study.

Today marks eighty years since the passing of Julius Wolff in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. Wolff was internationally recognized for his contributions to the field of mathematics - some of which remain relevant today.

The remarkable story of Trui van Lier, who established a daycare on the Prins Hendriklaan to save children from the holocaust during the war years

Saskia van Wees studied biology at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� and eventually became a professor at the same university. What drew her back to Utrecht?

Plant-covered facades can help cool cities and boost biodiversity, a new study now confirms. The study systematically compares these ‘green walls’ with bare walls and natural cliffs. “Green walls can be much more than just a decorative trend.”

Research into microorganisms, methane emissions and climate change interaction in Arctic lakes

Dr. Patricia Post Nievelstein recently celebrated 25 years of service at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��.

Discover Bobet Kloosterman’s '23 journey in urban studies, community engagement, and her passion for creating inclusive, greener cities in the latest podcast episode.

Stories from the Lab: an interview with Bas Rodenburg and Armanda den Exter from the AI & Animal Welfare Lab.

Recently Paul Kuijer passed away. Paul was a senior experimental physicist at Nikhef who had an important role in the ALICE experiment at CERN and has worked as an assistant professor at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� in the 80's and 90's.

The national UCGN is a professional development and training platform for counsellors, psychologists, tutor and other guidance staff.

Explore the work of Paul van Laar '18, Technical Art Historian and Research Associate at the Fitzwilliam Museum, blending chemistry and art history to uncover 17th-century secrets.

UCU alumni Tara Neary '22 and Matthew Tan '18 are finalists in the 2025 DUB Columnist competition, showcasing their unique perspectives and storytelling skills.

WICS and the ICS Diversity Committee are working to make the Department of Information and Computing Sciences a more inclusive and welcoming place for everyone.

In 2025, two new researchers began their doctoral research within the Utrecht AI Labs.

Explore Shira Wolfe's '13 journey as a poet, writer, and translator, her new book Jugoslovenska Kinoteka, and insights on art, language, and creativity.

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The initiators of the project "Whose Ocean?" advocate for inclusive representation of the ocean and aim to explore methods for achieving this during an assembly on 30 January in The Hague.

Recent advances in AI-driven protein modelling have enabled accurate prediction of both antibody and antigen structures.

A new AI tool can now predict how well seed potatoes will grow into healthy potato plants. "This marks the beginning of a new era in farming, where microbiology and AI come together to enhance agriculture."

The Physica Prize is the most prestigious award for physicists active in the Netherlands.

Iris ten Have '18, a writer and singer-songwriter, blends sensory storytelling with themes of love, identity, and home, inspired by her Dutch-French upbringing.

Daphne Odekerken will defend her PhD thesis on 6 January, focusing on the design of an AI system that simplifies filing a complete report.

For the fourth year in a row, ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� College Utrecht has been awarded a quality seal as a top rated programme by Keuzegids in their 2025 edition.