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Researchers of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� studied the factors that influence employers' hiring behaviour of people with disabilities.

Perhaps it requires a radically different approach to education to empower students to become ‘agents of change’? Blog by Lisette van Beek

Ecological grief shows that ecocide is not just an environmental issue but also a psychological one.

With this knowledge we can better map the consequences of current global warming in the North Sea area.

The Contesting Governance Platform statement on police violence against protesting students

On 17 May, the first Climate Exam will take place in Utrecht.

This workshop will introduce you to the butterfly in one hour.

This workshop will introduce you to the butterfly in one hour.

In a highly visionary Nature article, two chemists from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� present a roadmap in which oil refineries could be reinvented to be completely fossil-free. Processes will be electrified if possible, and raw materials will change to CO2, agricultural and municipal waste.

Ecocide in Indigenous conceptualizations is not only one crime, but it comprises multiple crimes simultaneously.

[Interview] Kees Klein Goldewijk about the HYDE database and the benefits of the FAIR Research IT Innovation Fund for his project.

Call for seed money proposals Migration and Societal Change, Spring 2024

Eelco Rohling has been appointed Professor of Ocean and Climate Change at the department of Earth Sciences Faculty at the faculty Geosciences as of 15 April 2024.

On 19 April 2024, Catherine Blanchard addressed equity considerations in relation to environmental issues, human rights and social dimensions of deep-seabed mining

Researchers will train AI-models to identify publications relevant to the IMPROVE project, which seeks to improve how healthcare utilizes patient-generated health data.

We sit down with Joost Vervoort, Associate Professor of Transformative Imagination at the Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development and lecturer on the Sustainable Development programme to get to know him and his teaching philosophy.

The transdisciplinary research project Whose Ocean? has received a €33,500 euro grant from the Creative Industries Fund.

Until now, biodiversity mainstreaming has been largely ineffective due to non-binding commitments, vaguely formulated targets, “add-on” biodiversity initiatives, and too few resources.

The conference took place on 22 March 2024 at the Hogeschool Zeeland and was organised by UCWOSL in collaboration with the Delta Climate Centre.

Verticai specializes in pioneering software solutions, based on speech recognition and AI language models, designed to significantly reduce the administrative responsibilities confronting healthcare providers.

New compelling evidence for the combined effects of global warming and widespread mercury pollution that continued to stress plants long after volcanic activity had ceased 201 million years ago.

What is waste for one person is the raw material for an experiment for another. This was also the thread of the project dismantling the Earth Sciences Building external link: an experiment with how far you can get with your ambition to dismantle a building as much as possible in a circular way.

Art-science collaborations are on the rise everywhere. Yet, what these relations constitute in practice is less clear. The very term “art-science” is itself limiting. Many collaborations seek to go beyond this simple binary, exploring the potential that exists at the intersection of artistic and research practices.

On 5 April 2024, Catherine Blanchard spoke about the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ Agreement in relation to deep-sea mining

With increasing pressure from consumers and regulators, corporations worldwide increasingly seek to certify their targets and activities as 'Paris-aligned'. However, recent research led by Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� unveils flaws lurking behind claims of 'Paris-alignment'.