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Martens earned her PhD at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in November 2017.

Exposome: the missing link between genetics and health

The Executive Board has appointed Hans Kooistra to the post of Professor of Companion Animal Internal Medicine.

Rise from 9th place to 5th in prestigious university ranking list.

An excess of the signalling molecule substance dopamine in the brain can have a negative influence on our ability to make decisions

With her new chair of Life Cycle Paediatrics, Elise van de Putte will be focusing on supporting children’s social and emotional development.

ESBL is an enzyme, produced by certain bacteria, which makes these bacteria resistant to antibiotics.

In areas with many livestock farms, the presence of a farm can explain up to 20% of all lung infection cases, but the pathogens responsible are as yet unknown.

The Executive Board has appointed Celia Berkers to the post of Professor of Metabolomics.

The Executive Board has appointed Saskia Arndt to the post of Professor of Animal Behaviour

The Executive Board has appointed Marianna Tryfonidou to the post of Professor of Regenerative Orthopaedics.

The Executive Board has appointed Femke Broere as Professor of Translational Immunology.

NCRU is a public-private partnership between Nutricia, Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and the UMC Utrecht that focuses purely on food and nutrients.

As of 1 January 2018, the Executive Board appointed Juliette Legler professor of Toxicology.

Up for a challenge? Ecotrophelia Competition might be then something for you.

New approach combines veterinary medicine with forensics.

Radboud ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ Medical Center and the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences have joined the Netherlands Centre for One Health.

Well fed male white-beaked dolphin died quickly of acute brain damage caused by bacterial blood poisoning.

Markus Weingarth explains how his group is using NMR spectroscopy to illuminate the molecular structure of antibiotics.

On 16 November 2017, the annual Veterinary Science Day was held at De Landgoederij in Bunnik.

Bart Westendorp explains how he integrates biology, technology and computer science in order to figure out how a cell’s fate is determined.

Professors Masereeuw, Geijsen and van Ackerveken supervised the gold winning Utrecht student team at the Boston iGEM competition.

How does our immune system distinguish between good and bad microbes? Karis Strijbis explains.

Drawing a molecular map of Systemic Lupus Erythematosis

I use bioinformatics to study antibiotic resistance in bacteria and the transfer of bacteria between humans (called zoonosis) and animals.