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Climate scientist Peter Bijl is struck by the parallels between the corona and climate crises.

Annelies Blom, a ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ College Utrecht alumna of the first hour, is now in charge of the Mannheim Corona Study.

Call to participate in a two-day Sandpit-based workshop Plant-based Protein Transition 2020

PhD researcher Anna Duden explains her research building knowledge to reduce and avoid potential negative impacts of biomass.

Janneke Gerards and Stefan Kulk discuss questions like: What fundamental rights are at stake? What about our rights to privacy and data protection?

Mathematician Martin Bootsma has modelled the various options available to find the optimal scenario for The Netherlands.

A group of Dutch academics release a manifesto with five key post-neoliberal policy strategies necessary to move in the post-Covid-19 future.

Kieran Campbell Johnston and Niko Wojtynia explain why COVID-19 can provide the context to transform travel in the sustainability research community.

Future Food Utrecht opens the Seed Money Call for Research Projects 2020

Utrecht-based researchers urge the government to safeguard our fundamental rights in the design and implementation of so-called corona apps.

The Rubicon grant allows these scientists to do their research at top institutes and gives them the opportunity to gain international research experience.

EFSA Pesticide residues in food: latest figures released

The annual call of Topsectors Horticulture and Agrifood now open

Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ is one of the members of the newly founded International Universities Climate Alliance

The historic moment we now experience is one in which we, by actively sharing our knowledge, can help guide the societal debate, writes Maarten Hajer.

Professor Walter Immerzeel argues that protection of water towers should be much higher on the agenda.

[interview] Research Data Management Support spoke with research engineer Jonathan de Bruin about his initiative CoronaWatchNL.

The hub Towards a Circular Economy and Society of Pathways to Sustainability has awarded three applications for seed funding.

Researchers contributed their insights on flood governance and future uncertainty in Jakarta to a focus group discussion at the Indonesian Embassy.

Stephanie Rosenkranz pleads for scientific facts and self-surveillance by self-motivated and well-informed citizens as the basis for (economic) policy

Researchers Arthur Bakker (Utrecht) and David Wagner (New Brunswick) ponder the consequences of quarantine for education and research.

Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and PBL organised a high-level workshop with Minister Stientje van Veldhoven to start cooperation towards a circular economy.

How do we speed up to achieve breakthroughs in the sustainability transformation? Insights from the Pathways to Sustainability Conference 2020.

In these short clips, faculty members reflect on the necessary public understanding of global warming from the viewpoint of their disciplines.

The number of prosumers has increased in the Netherlands by nearly 200.000 in 2019, reported by UU, national partner of EU-sponsored project PVP4GRID.