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The PhD School on Migration and Socioecological Change kicked off last March 9 with an online “Intro Day” with the 17 registered PhD researchers from 11 countries.

A new study by professors Bas van Bavel and Marten Scheffer (WUR) shows that throughout history, most disasters and pandemics have boosted inequality instead of levelling it. Their article is now published in Nature Communications.

This toolbox, developed by researchers, provides a hands-on overview of foresight methods, including guidance on how to make them more participatory through citizen engagement.

The issue of Palestine has hardly been addressed, although silently, a consensus seems to arise on how it should be dealt with.

SIL is a new partnership in which academia, government, industry, societal parties and environmental organizations work together to accelerate the sustainable transition of industry.

These opinion pieces won a student competition organized in the 2021 Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� Public International Law master's class on Philosophy & Ethics of International Law

How would you green up Utrecht Science Park? Green up the grey by designing a biodiverse USP. Participate in this competition by submitting designs and ideas that effectively green up the grey spaces and win a prize.

Social scientist studied the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on gender differences in paid work, housework, care and wellbeing.

A consortium of fifteen European faculties specialised in electron and X-ray microscopy received a 5 million euro Horizon 2020 grant.

On 1 September 2021 the CHARM-EU master's programme Global Challenges for Sustainability will start.

Koen Damhuis wrote about the results of the 2021 Dutch elections for the international platform The Conversation.

Water means different things to different people: what does water mean to you?

In this UGlobe Café, three experts shed light on the democratic situation in Brazil, Israel and the Netherlands during the corona pandemic.

UGlobe Café waarin is gekeken naar de democratische situatie in relatie tot de coronacrisis in Nederland, Israël en Brazilië.

7th and 8th-year students have been looking forward to meeting the professors for a long time on 24 March.

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Researchers from both the Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� School of Law and the Faculty of Geosciences are working on solutions to counter drought in the Netherlands.

The new OECD publication ‘How was Life? II’ shows economic development and wellbeing in over 40 countries worldwide, in the last 200 years. Jan Luiten van Zanden, professor in Economic history, is one of the authors.

'Managing for Public Service Performance' also offers new directions for research and a framework to help improve public services in practice.

The number of habitats of freshwater fish species threatened by global warming will be ten times smaller if global warming is limited to 1.5 °C instead of 3 °C.

Thijs Weststeijn reflects on the influence of climate change on the way we think about cultural heritage in De Groene Amsterdammer.

Professor Ivo Giesen is Professor of Private Law and Head of the Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� School of Law.

During a workshop, researchers Rense Corten and Judith Kas, and platform expert Martijn Arets discussed discrimination in the platform economy with four platform entrepreneurs.

The summer school ‘Global Transformations’ provides insight in the required transformations to address the 17 SDG's.

Novel concepts have been tested with state-of-the-art computer simulations and are validated against geologic observations