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1.2 million euros of European subsidy towards development of new therapy to reduce brain damage in prematurely born children

Professor Roel Vermeulen calls for an effort on the scale of the Human Genome Project to map the cumulative health effects of environmental exposures.

On Friday January 17, Tina Venema successfully defended her PhD dissertation and received some media attention.

New movie, film about master programme History and Philosophy of Science.

Educational Consultancy & Professional Development is closing the Test and Evaluation Service (TES).

How do you make sure that good research by students doesn’t disappear into the archives?

The Rubicon grant allows these scientists to do their research at top institutes and gives them the opportunity to gain international research experience.

Up for a challenge? Ecotrophelia Competition 2020 might be then something for you.

Youth researchers analysed the relationship between social media use and ADHD symptoms.

Stefan Rüdiger has been granted € 200,000 in funding for research on the aggregation of the Tau protein, a hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease.

Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ professor Naomi Ellemers advocates more collaboration between science and practice.

The EU has invested 10 million euro in the project iNEXT-Discovery, for access to structural biology facilities.

RM Scientist Blog: Tom Bracco Gartner and Renée Maas recently won the Crazy Idea Call from the PLN Genetic Heart Disease Foundation

Denise de Ridder in gedragscolumn van NRC over Nobelprijswinnaar en ‘randomista’ Esther Duflo.

Prof Roel Vermeulen talks about his large-scale research into the exposome

Juliette Legler aims to improve European tests for endocrine disrupting chemicals

Ellen Hamaker, Stefan van der Stigchel and Sander Thomaes each receive two million grants from the European Union.

The European Research Council has awarded the latest ERC Consolidator Grants; six of them will go to Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and one to UMC Utrecht.

Ellemers is praised, among other things, for the treatment of social issues in her research.

On Thursday November 21, Sander van der Linden (Cambridge ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ) gave a public lecture on Socially Situated Nudges.

Psychologist Hans Marien and colleagues analysed 20 years of conceptualization and operationalization of habits.

In his lecture (nov. 21) Van der Linden claimed that the nudge movement has been socially impoverished, as well as ignorant of the largest issues in society.

This year’s Science for Life conference certainly brought together a broad collection of both national and international research scientists.

Within the ISOTIS project, the children themselves were also heard: what do they find important for the description and formation of their identity?

On 15 November, Belle Derks, Marco van Leeuwen and Joop Schippers organized an interdisciplinary symposium on the topic of inequality and identity.