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A new paper is calling for a radically new approach that focuses on how we understand individuals make their choices about forest and livelihoods.

Scientists from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� clarified how loss of tumor suppressor genes can have two opposite outcomes.

Reuse, often neglected, can offer environmental and economic benefits while reducing our waste production and resource use, researchers argue.

Through an innovation system analysis Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� researchers have identified barriers to a transition to more nature-inclusive dairy farming.

The selected projects relate closely to the research lines of the Water, Climate & Future Deltas hub of Pathways to Sustainability.

Sergey Dragomiretskiy has been awarded a Google Scholarship, meant for students with disabilities who study in the direction of Computer Science.

Studying infectious diseases requires a systems biology perspective in which scientists consider more than just the human aspects.

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��'s circular economy experts Thomas Bauwens, Marko Hekkert and Julian Kirchherr assess four different scenarios for circular futures.

The snack that has it all: People's associations with ideal snacks

Prof. Frank Biermann talks about his innovative conference exploring the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Merel Soons and Yann Hautier in VSNU Magazine about SDG 15: ‘Life on land’

Researchers from the Hubrecht Institute and Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� generated an in-depth description of the hormone-producing cells in the human gut.

Researchers conclude that cortisol levels, an indicator of stress, decrease when the monkeys cooperate with a befriended group member.

The Dutch are very positive about the activities of the government and the RIVM, according to a study on perception and media use.

Because of corona, the exhibition had to close its doors to the public after just four weeks. Until student Simon Dirks heard about it.

Computer scientist Shihan Wang will use social media data for sentiment analysis around Coronavirus measures.

Some coronavirus variants are weaker than others. Weakend strains can be used to develop a vaccine, argues an international group of scientists.

"Everyone has their camera and microphone on, so you have to get to work."

A meta-analysis by Gijs Steur and colleagues consolidates relationships between plant biodiversity and carbon storage in tropical forests

Tram passengers passing through station Vaartsche Rijn will now be able to enjoy a mural honouring Prof Leonard Ornstein. and the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process.

Prof. dr. Fred Goffree, our former colleague, passed away on May 1.

The Open Science Programme has a fund for research teams that want to do research according to Open Science principles.

Starting in January 2019, Hieke Huistra writes columns on the science page of the Dutch newspaper Trouw on how science works.

Mobile phone data form a valuable data source that should be used on a much broader scale to support public health actions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Master student Tessa Mauw investigated how Los Angeles is making its way to a more sustainable water system