Rodriguez researches and develops information processing systems that are based on light rather than traditional electronics. These systems are promising when it comes to energy efficient, fast, and accurate computing.
First-of-its-kind comprehensive study kicks off to quantify the amount of hydrogen released into the atmosphere at each stage of the hydrogen supply chain 鈥 from production to end use. The goal: mitigate indirect warming and maximize climate benefits of hydrogen.
At the heart of Utrecht Science Park (USP), the new Arboretum is taking shape. Most of the work to realise the park will take place between 19 May and 1 September 2025. The Botanic Gardens will remain accessible.
On April 5 the聽ALICE,聽ATLAS,聽CMS聽and聽LHCb聽collaborations at聽the聽Large Hadron Collider聽at CERN were honoured with the聽Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics聽by the Breakthrough Prize Foundation.
On 28 May, join the Diamond Open Access Expertise Centre and local universities for a one-day event aimed at "Developing a Diamond Open Access Discovery Kit".
Olaf Massen is a PhD candidate at the Institute for Gravitational and Subatomic Physics at Utrecht 木瓜福利影视, regularly works at the CERN particle accelerator and mentors the next generation of physicists.
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the unexpected passing of our dear colleague, Umut G眉rsoy. We are deeply shocked by this loss as he was not only a valued colleague and mentor, but also a friend.
Universiteiten spelen een cruciale rol in het verspreiden van betrouwbare wetenschappelijke informatie. Ironisch genoeg kunnen wetenschappelijke persberichten soms ook bijdragen aan misleidende beeldvorming.
Abeln offers insights into the latest developments in her field, the use of AI in the life sciences, and expresses concern over reliance on big tech companies.
Johanna Westerdijk, the first female professor in the Netherlands, is now honoured with a commemorative plaque celebrating her legacy. The plaque was unveiled at the Cantonspark in Baarn.
The Francqui Foundation annually awards chairs to Belgian universities, selecting top scientists from Belgium and abroad who are nominated by the institutions.
A small group of antibodies in your blood stays the same for years, even after vaccines. These stable antibodies create a unique and personal immune 'fingerprint' that barely changes over time. The discovery helps explain how long-term immunity works.