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Dominique's story proves why investing in time and space for impactful research is worthwhile.

The projects focus on the impact of interactions with virtual assistants and on migrants' opportunities in the Dutch labour market.

On the basis of a drawn floor plan, experience mapping involves making the invisible visible and discussing it with parents and children. Hungarian health psychologists and family therapists Tamás Martos and Viola Sallay of the ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� of Szeged tell us about this method.

On 17 and 18 April, a delegation from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� paid a working visit to KU Leuven. The programme was dedicated to education.

How can we increase biodiversity on Utrecht Science Park? With this challenge in mind, students Ay Ling Thung (Green Office) and Tamara Luiken (Lijst VUUR) initiated the Utrecht Student Tree Fund.

In a keynote lecture, Professor Jolle Demmers explains why it is so difficult to make an analysis of the war in Ukraine.

There’s a quiet revolution taking place in materials research. When Nong Artrith started her career in physics and chemistry, new chemical reactions were only discovered in the lab.

With the Hestia grant, these academics can connect with ongoing Dutch research projects.

[interview] Ronald Pijnenburg gives a tour through a new metadata catalogue and shows why this system is reusable within other research disciplines.

The Geo-Sports team narrates the geological history of the Amstel Gold Race and shows the world underneath the course.

The Grand Café of the Vening Meinesz building hosted a joint event where four speakers discussed the challenges and opportunities of incorporating sustainable AI in urban development and management.

When you hear the words religion and climate change, many think of evangelical climate deniers and conspiracy theorists. Very few think of the pristine boardrooms of scientists and policymakers...

Annual report 2022 Centre for Academic Teaching and Learning

Would you like to engage audiences or tell them about your research? On Sunday, October 8, 2023, the CWC is hosting the public event Weekend van de Wetenschap.

Tipping points are present in the climate system, and that they can be triggered when global temperatures rise.

While using a wood-burning stove, large amounts of particulate matter and ultrafine dust are released into living rooms. This is according to a citizen science project by Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��.

Geert Buelens has won the Boon Literatuurprijs 2023 for his book ‘Wat we toen al wisten: De vergeten groene geschiedenis van 1972’.

With a convincing pitch of Silja Zimmermann about her research to ensure food security for Arctic Indigenous communities, 'Tipping the iceberg' won this year’s Pathways to Sustainability Award.

Wat is de rol van de rechterlijke macht bij het beperken van klimaatverandering? Kunnen we ecocide erkennen als een internationaal misdrijf?

Research by TerInfo shows some 87 per cent of children think the world suffers from more and more terrorist attacks and a part of them sometimes lies awake worrying.

The role combines innovation around inter- and transdisciplinary sustainability education with her research exploring the role of natural vegetation in climate.

New publication: 'Urban Forms of Life' an edited volume with a chapter by prof. dr. Nanna Verhoeff of the Open Cities Platform included.

YOUth on tour with the following mission: to inform academics who are doing research on the brain and behavioural development of children of the possibilities of YOUth data.

The UGlobe Flagship Deep Transitions is nominated for the Pathways To Sustainability Award, a special Award for those research projects combining the strengths of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� research with the agendas of external stakeholders for the benefit of a sustainable future for all.

“Let a thousand passion flowers grow!” – that is how Veronique Schutjens, professor at the Faculty of Geosciences, sums up the Youth Education & Life Skills community tactic.