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It is with great sadness that we must inform you that Prof. Ad de Roo passed away on 26 September.

Diversity and inclusion should be top of the agenda in strengthening public engagement and transdisciplinary science as part of the broader Open Science movement, say researchers

Through detailed rock analysis scientists were able to reconstruct how far the Earth and the Moon were from each other 2.46 billion years ago

Inge Loes ten Kate appointed as Professor by special appointment for Planetary Sciences and Astrobiology

A workshop was organized during the Springtij festival on Terschelling on poor water quality in the Netherlands, with many Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� input.

The presence of the virus in thale cress, the most widely studied plant species, potentially has far-reaching implications for research projects.

Many municipalities have the ambition and intention to take measures to make cities climate-proof, but often implementation is still lacking. Why does this happen?

Micro- and nanoplastics (MNPs) are everywhere in our environment. Recent research shows that they might end up in placenta cells.

A new banana fungus is spreading rapidly across the world and now also in Africa, genetic research shows.

The Focus Area Migration and Societal Change at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� is launching a fourth call for proposals to be awarded seed money funding for new research initiatives.

Jack Middelburg (dept. of Earth Sciences) has been elected as an American Geophysical Union Fellow

The production of renewable fuels can be increased by more than 40 per cent without having to cultivate a single square metre more of land, this study shows.

Professor Hans Oerlemans has been emeritus for three years now, but his work continues to be honored.

Get to know yourself and help science with the Know Yourself Challenge!

Reconstruction of the temperatures of the ocean when ice sheets grew and shrank.

Since the adoption of the SDGs in 2015, international organizations have become more likely to collaborate with organisations working on similar issues to them.

Catherine Blanchard's presentation explored the (potential) inclusion of the common heritage principle in the upcoming BBNJ Agreement.

A critical look is given on the new asylum agreement by Karin Geuijen en Marij Swinkels, on behalf of 62 other scientists.

EU circular economy policy ensures electronic waste is appropriately processed locally but overlooks loophole exports to the Global South, researchers have found.

In memoriam Dr Aat Barendregt

Catherine Blanchard has published a chapter in the Netherlands Yearbook of International Law: on Cooperation and Coordination in Ocean Governance.

Households that played the Powersaver Game saved up to 30 percent more energy than households that used a static energy-savings app without game elements.

The vast majority of animal experiments involving joint cartilage repair in scientific journals is incompletely reported.

[interview] Coastsnap: how geoscientists get a picture of the changes of the Dutch coastline

The research projects, which were designed by four excellent students, will address societal challenges in the field of sustainability.