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On the initiative of UNICEF, researchers are starting with a research project into the well-being of youngsters in the Netherlands.

On Wednesday 16 January the YOUth Child & Teenager programme reached a milestone: 1000 participants.

A close-up of the similarities and differences between the bachelor education and ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� College Utrecht and the Liberal Arts and Sciences programme

Are children barely troubled by a divorce or do they pay a serious psycho-social price? Reine van der Wal answers this question.

[interview] Isaura Wayop of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine tells about her research and the help she gets from data consultants.

Many people think that children are fully-automatic language sponges. That's not true. And multilingualism isn't a problem for children.

Denise de Ridder in gedragscolumn van NRC over gezond leven.

Zoë Rejaän on ‘Where do I belong?’, an interdisciplinary Dynamics of Youth research project.

[Blog by Ron Scholten] The data managementplan for YOUth gives guidance and structure.

He used to cry during dictation exercises. Now he is a professor.

They’ve been working on it for years, from the moment YOUth researchers started gathering data. Now the data management plan is actually here.

What are holidays to humans, are often days filled with fears and stress for pets.

Animal Free Research UK supports the Foetal Calf Serum free Database of the 3Rs-Centre Utrecht Life Sciences.

Users of Community Support (Maatschappelijke Opvang) and Supported Housing (Beschermd Wonen) services interviewed by students.

Prof. dr. Irina van Aalst about 'Where do I belong? Children in multi-resident families: “Children of divorced parents are small city nomads”

Marca Wauben appeals for a new food production system.

The call for papers for the IMEBESS 2019 conference in Utrecht is now open, deadline 7 January 2019.

NRC interviewed Kees van den Bos extensively about his book ‘Why do people radicalize?’

Professor Dr Willem van Eden's research group receives 500.000 euros by ReumaNederland for developing a vaccine against rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

Roos Masereeuw and Jos Malda at the Utrecht Advanced In Vitro Models hub focus on improving in vitro models as an alternative for animal experimentation.

Debby Weijers believes in the power of collaboration on the road toward replacement of animal testing

Cyrille Krul describes how her team at HU contributes towards animal-free research

TNO collaborates with UU and HU within the Utrecht Advanced in Vitro Models Hub

Bart Spee studies liver disease using stem culture, Molecular Biology and 3D printed miniature livers

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� is one of the partners within the new Regiodeal FoodValley, in which the Dutch government is investing twenty million euros.