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Epidemiologist Hans Heesterbeek and virologist Marion Koopmans talk about emerging infectious diseases

Infectiebioloog Karin Strijbis onderzoekt de fascinerende omgang van ons lichaam met bacteriën in de darmen.

The rocky road of vaccine development

Onderzoek naar COVID-19 in mens en dier.

Newly discovered ancestor of the long-necked dinosaurs

Researchers discovered a new role for blood: they appear to be indispensable in protecting our respiratory system against pathogens.

What are we doing to arm ourselves against pathogens?The role of Veterinary Medicine in research into ways to fight infectious diseases

A new study in Science co-authored by Joeri Zwerts shows that in the long run tropical forests will continue to store high levels of carbon under high temperatures, but there is a limit.

Wat betekent de coronacrisis voor onze toekomst? Maarten Hajer, hoogleraar Urban Futures en wetenschappelijk directeur van het Pathways to Sustainabilty, geeft antwoord.

Saskia van Wees was appointed as Professor of Hormonal Regulation of Plant Resistance at the Department of Biology on 1 March of this year.

Science is in transition, from fundamental towards applied research, aimed at innovation. Scientists are pushed to strive for valorization of their research

Experts from several disciplines raise concerns about the use of falsely precise models to guide policies in complex matters like the current Covid-19 pandemic.

In this blog, Nugah Shrestha, research master student urban and economic geography, reflects on the most recent BLM campaign.

The Utrecht project Inside Out won the SustainaBul Best Practice award, and the UU ranks sixth on the list of sustainable education institutes.

Introduction IMAU newsletter by Michiel van den Broeke.

"In Scotland I found distraction in the pub; here by exercising and pausing regularly after which I can focus again."

The career of Professor of Air quality and climate interactions Guus Velders.

In the general report of the CenSAS Animal Assembly 2019 you can find the most important findings of the evening and summaries of various cases as discussed by participants.

Contribution to report “Biodiversity and the financial sector: a cross-pollination?” by Dutch Central Bank and Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency

The development of smart, sustainable cities requires generating as many ideas as possible - and guiding these ideas into healthy businesses.

Impact Café interview with Rens van Tilburg about green recovery after the corona crisis.

We need to think of a fair and regenerative circular society rather than simply an eco-efficient circular economy.

In Utrecht we will appoint in total five young researchers with an interest in exposome research.

Nature-inspired almond production is profitable: nature can be restored while making profits, Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� researchers conclude.