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Academia is competitive, but keep your head up and could end up right where you belong, just like Joeri van Straalen.

The cases of HIV patients who managed to defeat the virus are so few that we know them by name. Timothy Ray Brown, the infamous “Berlin patient”, died in September bringing HIV on the top of our attention once again.

Pepscope, a biotechnology company with research laboratories at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��, got 4.3-million-euro funding in collaboration with the Altelaar lab

The signing of the Consortium Agreement in October officially kicked off the partnership for the Food Valley Regional Deal.

The Utrecht computational structural biology group has developed a new protocol for the modeling of membrane-associated protein assemblies.

Researchers of the ALICE Collaboration found a new technique for high-precision studies of the dynamics of the strong force between hadrons at the LHC.

Her Majesty Queen Máxima visited our university. The work visit dealt with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on education and the welfare of students and lecturers.

The Future Food Board appoints Prescilla Jeurink as new Future Food Ambassador

Researchers from the Social and Affective Computing group have won two of the three Interspeech Computational Paralinguistics grand challenges this year.

Marjolijn Bol (History and Art History) and Sanli Faez (Physics) are joining The Young Academy (DJA).

Future Food Massive Online Open Course will start again in 2022! ‘Unravelling Solutions for Future Food problems’

The Dutch climate policy only covers greenhouse gas emissions in our own country. But is this actually right, wonders Birka Wicke from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��.

New equipment detects more gas leaks than equipment currently used by gas companies, according to researchers in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics.

Industrial design meets health care innovation: dr. ir. M. Thielen on his ‘lifelike’ reanimation manikin.

Dr. Dieke van Dinther talks about combining motherhood and science on a daily setting, while conducting Post-Doc-level research and living abroad.

The major source of uncertainty in sea-level rise stems from limited understanding of the melt of the Antarctic ice sheet. Different existing models that quantify ice shelf melt from ocean temperatures are compared.

The project ‘Causality in multi-agent systems: learning and verification’ will receive a grant for two PhD positions.

NWO is launching the ‘Open Science Fund’ to give Open Science a boost.

Plastic is an overwhelming issue, which is why the Precious Plastic project is approaching it from one angle, addressing one specific but significant stream.

The new electron microscopy centre at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� will be both futuristic and future-proof: Interview with Marijn Huis, head of the EM Center

Thirteen pairs of scientists from UU and NIOZ have been awarded grants to conduct joint research into the functioning of (coastal) seas and oceans.

Mike Boxem is internationally well known for his work in developing CRISPR/Cas9-based genome engineering techniques for the animal model C. elegans.

SARS-CoV-2 antibodies in human milk: Interview with Kelly Dingess of the molecular immunology Hub

At the annual Young Talent Awards for the technical and scientific fields seven science students from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� were awarded.

The acceleration rate of sea-level rise will be an impeccable indicator of sea level threats along the vulnerable coasts over the 21st century. We investigated the main drivers.