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Several Utrecht psychologists packed their gear and set off for Lowlands. They stuck on electrodes, set up brain scan kits – and, above all, spent hours chatting with their diverse crowd of participants.

What if the earliest signs of vascular disease could be observed as they unfold—inside lab-grown human blood vessels that mimic real-life conditions?

A new stem cell treatment administered via nasal drops is showing promising results for newborns with brain damage.

Reforming history education is essential to realising its potential in transforming conflicts and addressing the legacies of a difficult past. Bjorn Wansink tells about his visit to the Childhood Museum together with teachers who had personally experienced the war as children and some even as soldiers.

Can we keep a donated heart alive for longer? And if we can, could we treat it outside the body? These are the questions Mats Vervoorn looked into during his PhD.

Moving a nerve from your arm to your eye to bring back feeling in the cornea. This special operation was done for the first time in the Netherlands this week, by doctors at UMC Utrecht.

Can we better predict which patients will develop knee osteoarthritis? During his PhD, Chien Nguyen focused on enhancing imaging techniques for knee osteoarthritis patients with leg malalignment.

Sabine Fuchs, who has been Professor of Metabolic Diseases and Innovative Therapies for a year, gave her inaugural lecture on 11 July.

LPL is hiring a student assistant for 12 hours a week starting from September. Hardware knowledge isn't necessary but a willingness to learn is!

7 grants were awarded in the May 2025 round of the ADS research grant calls.

Personality problems are not always well recognised in teenage boys, because research on personality pathology mainly focuses on girls. New research is changing this.

Do (young) people experience loneliness in the same way across cultures? In this interview, Luzia Heu talks about her research topic.

The grant is for independent, curiosity-driven research that focuses on projects with a social and/or humanities research question.

The Dutch ARREST consortium has received a major grant of €6.75 million from the NWA-ORC program of NWO (Dutch Research Council). The project will focus on developing innovative liver models

On June 30th, we came together to celebrate a special milestone: 10 years of the Regenerative Medicine Center Utrecht. How did we experience this day?

Can we fix rare genetic diseases by correcting mistakes in DNA? During his PhD, Indi Joore explored one of the most precise tools for doing just that: prime editing.

Jenneke van Ditzhuijzen's research offers insights into the conditions that contribute to unintended pregnancy and perceptions of care.

A lost loved one who ‘lives on’ as a griefbot. AI as an elixir of life. What does this mean for our social relationships, and how we view mortality?

Researchers at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� and RaboResearch have been publishing the Broad Prosperity Indicator (BWI), which looks at prosperity more broadly than just purchasing power or GDP, since 2016.

The European Research Council (ERC) awards two ERC Advanced Grants to Helge Niemann (faculty of Geosciences and NIOZ), Raymond Schiffelers (UMC Utrecht), and Geert Kops (Hubrecht Institute).

In the guideline, the researchers list some characteristics of healthy screen use. For example, find suitable media together with the child.

During his PhD, Justin Lemans worked on a tough challenge in pediatric healthcare: how to treat severe scoliosis in very young children without stopping their growth.

How can we make hip replacements even better and safer? Thom Snijders and Joost van Erp looked for answers during their PhD research

Many researchers have done this before you. This spring, three more applications have been honored. Below you can read what Anouk Keizer, Madelijn Strick, Rachel Gillet and Jody Metcalfe will do with the money.

NS has announced it will go on strike.