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During the Opening of the Academic Honours Year, Nelleke Veenema MSc won the title of Honours Teacher of the Year.

Both humans and primates exhibit complex social behavior. This is important for the acquisition of scarce resources over which there is competition.

Taking a look at generosity within the crow family reveals parallels with human evolution.

Sander Gabel, known as Runbrandt to his followers, used his art of running to raise money for cancer research on animals.

De huidige Covid 19 problematiek veroorzaakt door een corona virus wordt vaak een One Health probleem genoemd. De One Health Game traint daarop.

Interview with Peter Luijten, on the occasion of his appointment as vice dean of the Life Sciences Strategic Theme on 1 October 2021

Interview met Peter Luijten, ter gelegenheid van zijn aanstelling als vice dean of the Life Sciences Strategic Theme op 1 Oktober 2021

Anke Tukker receives audience award for her work on in vitro neuronal networks.

In this interview Sven Dupré tells us how open scholarship is beginning to play a larger role in the humanities.

[interview] In this interview, PhD Timo Verlaat shares his experience with data management tool Yoda and the help of a data manager.

The faculty of Veterinary Medicine recently installed a new linear accelerator (linac). In the Netherlands, the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine is the only place where animals with cancer can be treated with a linear accelerator.

Birds seem to care about the fate of conspecifics, discovered the Utrecht-based biologist Jorg Massen in an experiment with azure-winged magpies.

A team of researchers, companies and patient representatives, will investigate the long-term effects of the damage caused by COVID-19 and the body's response to it.

By combining underground irrigation systems with waste water, 17-25% of the agricultural water demand can be met, new research shows.

The adult female bottlenose whale found dead near Terneuzen yesterday evening was examined. The whale had a large injury to her abdomen. This was probably caused by a collision.

Researchers at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� and UMCU are developing a 3D printer that can recreate a part of the human body, including living cells, within minutes.

Fewer animal experiments in Utrecht due to alternatives available. Read the article on RTV Utrecht!

The average body size of grazing animals in a landscape affects the balance of nutrients that are available to plants, researchers from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� find.

More than 16,000 dead harbour porpoises, including 2600 on UK beaches, have been found on Europe’s coastlines around the North Sea since 1990.

The CARE consortium is the largest undertaking of its kind dedicated to discovering and developing urgently needed treatment options for COVID-19.

PhD candidate Paul Jochems developed a reliable gut model to study the uptake of various proteins. Now he is spinning it out as a business.

While humans can hide from extreme weather, plants can not. Rashmi Sasidharan and her group investigate how plants respond to extreme weather stress

The decrease in the number of animal experiments at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� and the ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� Medical Center Utrecht continued last year, according to their Annual Report.

Researchers at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� unravel new mechanism used by viruses to suppress the antiviral stress response in cells.

[interview] In this interview, ecologist Joeri Zwerts tells about how he uses machine learning to take his research to a higher level.