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Personalised Medicine and Health: Interview Dorit Verhoeven "Using CRISPR/Cas9 to outsmart cancer"

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

Manon Kluijtmans, directeur Centre for Academic Teaching is appointed as professor.

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.

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.

Combining statistics, genetics and computers to connect single genetic variants and disease

Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and the UMCU participating in large project on environmental factors and lifestyle choices which influence our health.

Using agnetic resonance imaging to map relationships between energy use and heart failure

Personalised Medicine and Health: Interview Jayne Hehir Kwa "More accurate diagnoses for pediatric cancer patients"

Psychologist Sarah Durston researches the psychological functions and brain circuits that affect a disorder.

The Executive Board has appointed Roel Vermeulen to the post of Professor of Environmental Epidemiology and Exposome Analysis.

The Global Geo Health Data Center brings together clinical health scientists and geographers, combining health and the environment as a single subject.

Personalised Medicine and Health: Interview Frank Miedema: "Transition"

Elly Hol explains why she studies the molecular and functional changes in glia in different brain diseases.  

The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) has once again granted accreditation to the School of Veterinary Medicine at Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ.

Event aimed at stimulating new partnerships in food safety research to safeguard public health, and highlighting the importance of public funding.

Jan Raaijmakers occupied the Pharmaceutical Technology Assessment Chair since 1998;

PhD candidate Femke van Rhijn explains why stem cell therapy may warm things up.

On June 23, 2017 prof. Paul Parren received the Utrecht Award for Excellence in Pharmaceutical Research 2017

Organoids, lab-grown miniature versions of organs, are transforming science and medicine. Science talks to the organoid architect, professor Hans Clevers.

Marco Boks concluded in 2016 that the marks a difficult childhood leaves in DNA are harmful. ‘However, we now know that those traces can actually help us.’

The rule to always finish an antibiotics treatment has been put under a lot of pressure due to a British survey. Professor Marc Bonten is not convinced.