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Scientists at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� are studying the causes of biodiversity loss, and the possibilities for bending the curve.

Catherine Blanchard has published a paper in Frontiers in Political Sciences co-authored with Sabine Gollner (Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ).

How do you save energy? That question is not only on the minds of many Dutch households, but also of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��.

In Memoriam Fred Toppen

TU/e and Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� researchers, will study how to renovate buildings in a circular and emission-free way.

Do images of animals increase understanding and insight, or does it actually lead to a distorted view? Can you actually use animals for advertising and film?

The YOUth team has managed to make highly sensitive data on children securely accessible to other researchers.

New report indicates the public sees a circular future to be more socially and environmentally oriented than the tech-focused approach common in our institutions.

Tjalling de Haas and Marc Bierkens win two 2023 EGU Awards & Medals.

Onderzoeker Lonneke IJsseldijk is één van de drie winnaars van de jaarlijkse Stairway to Impact Award.

Incluusion's buddy programme supports refugee students. Two Incluusion students and a buddy share their experiences.

The Hoe?Zo! Show by earth scientist Lennart de Groot (UU) and neuroscientist Barbara Braams (VU Amsterdam) receives an ENW Communication Initiative Award.

Chair Geographies of Inclusive Cities

What is a circular fashion industry? Why is it a solution? Who needs to be involved and what needs to change? We asked Copernicus Institute experts.

The Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� focus area Migration and Societal Change invites you to submit a proposal for a panel or an individual paper for our conference in June 2023.

The orca that ran aground and died near Cadzand on 15 October ended up on the autopsy table at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.

Research into the behaviour of giraffes.

Saskia Arndt and Mariska Kret on animal and human behaviour

Pets use lots of signals to communicate, but you have to learn to speak their language.

Interview with Rebecca Nordquist, Assistant Professor and Researcher at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

The Behaviour Clinic for Animals offers support for serious behavioural problems

A conversation about diversity and inclusion at Veterinary Medicine

An interview with the new Vice Dean of Education Harold Bok

So what should you do if your parrot – which always used to say hello in an adorable voice – suddenly greets you with a deafening screech, or your cockatoo bites you when you try to pick it up or plucks out all its feathers?

Former student, current student: Janneke van der Laan, senior animal welfare inspector at the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) in conversation with Lidewei de Boer, Master's student at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.