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Banks and pension funds are still not taking sufficient account of the risks of climate change, writes Mark Sanders on the NRC climate blog.

Drought experts, including scientists from Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ, conclude that water reservoirs lead to more water use, resulting in more water shortages.

The coming month, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will collide lead beams to create the hottest and densest matter available in the laboratory.

Utrecht physicists build fractal shape out of electrons

Dutch-German research cooperation on crowd-based requirements engineering

Register your team now and enter the competition which will be held in May 2019 in Utrecht! The deadline for registration is 21 November.

His research focuses on formal and computational techniques in artificial intelligence.

A new €5.7 million research project has been set up in order to make lettuce more resistant to pathogens and the effects of climate change.

The KHMW has named Ellen Sterk as the winner of the AkzoNobel Graduation Prize for Chemistry and Process Technology 2018.

Keynote lectures, poster prize winners and a change of leadership

Professor Marleen van Rijswick will lead a workshop on Flood Risk Governance at LuleÃ¥ ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ in Sweden. Call for papers open untill 31st January 2019.

Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ carries out first long-term study of all factors that influence the installation of solar panels on city rooftops.

The social behavioural skills of key figures within an organisation are crucial for effectively embedding sustainability ambitions, says Angela van der Heijden.

Building bridges to realise biological pharmaceutical therapies

IMAU PhD student David Wichmann

INQUA-PAGES Conference for Early-Career Researchers

A field trip to the centre of the Greenland ice sheet to recover ice for analysis.

Former PhD student Wim Ridderinkhof

Prof. Dr. Seline Trevisanut and PhD Candidate Rozemarijn Roland Holst gave a presentation on environmental governance and exploitation.

An exciting moment for Earth scientists Martin Ziegler and Ilja Kocken: their first glimpse of the sediment cores collected in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

Climate expert Prof. Alan Robock will share his insights on the impact of aerosol on the climate system

Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ students and researchers invited to engage with Utrecht City Council policymakers about local sustainability policy in the Climate Planet.

The results are published in Physical Review Letters.

Publication in Nature Communications

Restoring populations of large mammals can help in mitigating climate change, conclude ecologists from several universities including Utrecht.