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Utrechts scientists set up research through Twitter and discovered that a tiny virus lives in the gut of humans around the world.

PhD student Nikae te Moller explains her research in an original way: with a dance she talks about osteoarthritis and her research into this disease.

10 million for research into the risk of an outbreak of infectious diseases.

Four projects from Utrecht have received funding from the so-called NWA-ORC. The UU is also partner for a fifth project.

The Interspecies Database has undergone a major update, that can help reduce the number of animal experiments.

Bart Spee gave Adriaan and Sander a tour through the Regenerative Medicine Centre Utrecht, where they talk about growing mini-livers in the lab.

Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ is collaborating with Google and the municipality of Amsterdam to map the air quality in the city at street level.

Five Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ researchers have taken part in the Dutch House of Representatives’ round-table discussions about among others energy transition.

On 27 April, the International Society for Extracellular Vesicles (ISEV) presented the ‘Special Achievement Award’ to Marca Wauben

Young girls visited the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine during Girlsday.

Dr. Jan van der Valk has won the Björn Ekwall Memorial Foundation Award 2019.

Examination of 139 common guillemots revealed that all of the animals were extremely emaciated and malnourished.

[interview] In this interview, PhD Mariana Simões tells about High Performance Computing (HPC).

On March 26 four new research programmes kicked off in Utrecht

Addiction is mostly about being resilient, according to neurobiologist prof. Heidi Lesscher. By just playing often, children will develop more confidence.

Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ researchers are publishing a Perspective article on the status quo of ‘Power to Methane’ today in Nature Catalysis.

Mini kidney developed from urine cells could lead to a wide range of new treatments that are less onerous for kidney patients

Playing animals and playing children: that doesn't seem the same! But there are some similarities, prof. Louk Vanderschuren talks about it.

Utrecht researchers have demonstrated that a mini-organ grown outside the body can be used to predict the effectiveness of drugs.

Utrecht researchers’ discovery marks a step towards developing medicines to prevent Salmonella.

De afgelopen weken zijn er op de Nederlandse stranden vele duizenden verzwakte en dode zeekoeten aangespoeld.

PSSM staat voor polysaccharide storage myopathy. Dit is groep spieraandoeningen waarbij suikermoleculen stapelen in de spiercellen wat leidt tot spierproblemen.

Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ’s Clinic for Companion Animal Health fitted a dog with a new 3D-printed skull roof following the removal of a tumour.

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