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This is an announcement on the winners of the seed money distributed by the Focus Area Migration and Societal Change in the fall of 2021

An international team of palaeontologists sectioned the first skeletons of vertebrates to reveal their life cycle and the positions these marine animals occupied in the Earth’s earliest foodwebs.

A blog by Alberto Alonso-Fredejas on The PhD School on Migration and Socioecological Change in Soria, Spain.

2021-2022 was the first academic year in which students could apply for the Travel Green Grant, offered to students who choose to not fly to their exchange destination.

Twenty-two promising, young Utrecht researchers have been awarded a Veni grant of up to 280,000 euros by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research.

Researchers have show that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet played a greater role in sea level rise during warm periods in the early Miocene than previously thought.

Study shows that Indigenous peoples have much to offer in the debate on sustainability.

Martin Calisto Friant, Kieran Campbell-Johnston, Kaustubh Thapa and Walter Vermeulen have disclosed three inconvenient truths about circular economy practices so far, and policy advises to deal with these.

Published at Edward Elgar: 'Research Handbook on HRM in the public sector', edited by Bram Steijn (EUR) and Eva Knies (Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ).

Researchers from Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ of Twente have developed a powerful analytical tool that marks dead catalyst particles for deletion.

There is insufficient certainty about the presence of ultra deep heat in the subsurface of Utrecht East for the further development of ultra deep geothermal energy (UDG). This has been shown by seismic research.

Jelle Reumer has been appointed by NWO as chair of the Life Sciences and Society Foundation (Stichting Biowetenschappen en Maatschappij)

This infographic facilitates discussions about the interaction between academic research and society.

An international team of researchers has solved one of the fundamental mysteries in catalysis: the paradox of structure insensitivity.

Een verslag van het UGlobe Cafe 'De vele gezichten van klimaatactivisme’ van 24 november 2021.

Chantal Remery (Universiteit Utrecht) presenteerde gezamenlijke onderzoeksresultaten aan staatssecretaris Dennis Wiersma van Sociale Zaken en Werkgelegenheid.

By 2085, 12 million tonnes sediment will be lost from Dutch deltas annually - enough to fill the Kuip stadium every other month.

The exhibition ‘Worlds of Opiates’ by the Poppi Museum in collaboration with Utrecht-based researcher Stephen Snelders opens today.

To make climate adaptation measures really work on the ground, it is important to fully integrate and embrace legal and governance perspectives.

Prof. Marleen van Rijswick spoke out in a interview on Drinkwaterplatform.nl about the inadequacy of European rules regarding the monitoring of water quality in member states.

Even without the pandemic, it is healthy behaviour to interrupt your working day by working out, say researchers Anne van der Put and Evelien van Leeuwen.

Environmental scientist Marjolijn Haasnoot argues for more and better collaboration between government, citizens and scientists when it comes to shaping climate policy.

The jury praises the Climate Helpdesk for meeting a great societal need with a simple and effective idea, directly connecting scientists and the public.

An interview with Bert Weckhuysen about the new views on Recognition and Rewards as part of Open Science.

Loes Verkuil (Sustainable Development) has won a Young Talent Graduation Prize in the category of Biology.