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Bas van Nimwegen has spent years conducting research into the use of radioactive holmium particles (‘microspheres’) as a treatment for cancer.

‘Pressing Matter’ investigates the potentialities of ‘colonial objects’ to support societal reconciliation with the colonial past and its afterlives.

The New year has started. Let's listen to different perceptions of the concept of TIME on Travelling Concepts on Air.

Onderzoekers van de faculteit Diergeneeskunde schreven een artikel over de negatieve effecten van de elektronische halsband op het welzijn van honden, en positieve trainingsmethoden als alternatief, voor het Tijdschrift voor Diergeneeskunde.

For the first time, contagious yawning has been demonstrated in solitary animals. Researchers now demonstrated the phenomenon in orangutans.

How is it that some covid-19 patients are affected much worse than others? Can we predict beforehand which of them will develop critical symptoms. A diverse consortium of universities, academic hospitals and industrial partners is looking for the answers to these questions.

Joint perspective on how these sectors can contribute to solving urgent scientific and societal issues

For the Stakeholder Meeting, the Gender & Diversity Hub brought together experts from within academia and practice.

First episode of Cities of Refuge team on how Dutch cities push for a transfer of migrant children from Greece.

Watch Intimacies of Remote Warfare project founder Prof. Dr. Jolle Demmers tackling the big questions surrounding remote warfare and call for more transparency in her recent talk.

An innovative new Community Engagement Learning (CEL) collaboration between UGlobe’s Intimacies of Remote Warfare programme and PAX.

The government has announced a ban on electronic collars, leading to public debate that will also involve veterinarians. What is the behavioural and physical impact of using electronic collars? Can veterinarians support and substantiate the ban on electronic collars? What can veterinarians recommend as an alternative to using electronic collars for dogs with undesirable behaviour?

Eleni Braat wrote a chapter about 'Mobilizing Internationalism' for the publication 'International Solidarity in the Low Countries during the Twentieth Century'.

This month, the book "Jews, Liberalism, Antisemitism" was published, to which Ozan Ozavci contributed a chapter.

Eleni Braat wrote a chapter about 'Self-reinforcing Secrecy' for the publication 'Transparency and Secrecy in European Democracies'.

Kashmiri life narratives deploy a language of pleasure rather than of physical pain to represent the state of having and losing rights.

The National Committe for the protection of animals used for scientific purposes explains their aims towards reducing the use of laboratory animals.

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

In moments of crisis, Embassies have often been targets of protest and sites of confrontation.

MOED is an online museum and research project bringing together artistic perspectives on equality and difference that strive for social change.

Thijs Weststeijn co-edited the seventieth Netherlands Yearbook for History of Art.

A special issue of Art & Perception was published, co-edited by Jeroen Stumpel.

Stedelijk Studies has published a new issue on digital archives and collections, co-edited and contributed to by Sjoukje van der Meulen.

This month, the book 'Reconstruction, Replication and Re-enactment in the Humanities and Social Sciences' was published, co-edited by Sven Dupré.

Recently, the book 'Filippino Lippi: Beauty, Invention and Intelligence' was published, co-edited by Michael Kwakkelstein.