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Blog by Tihomir Sabchev about the potential contribution of EU universities to opening safe pathways for refugees.

The introduction of panda to more diverse habitats and food may promote the conservation of the species, an international team of researchers hypothesise.

Reinvigorating an older concept called cascading, researchers have developed a new framework to aid the implementation of the circular economy.

The International Water Resources Association has made a policy brief on cities flood resilience based on recommendations of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� researchers.

UMC Utrecht and Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� will lead European project

Much like modern society where people and organisations are the cogwheels that should keep ‘everything’ in motion, nature has a similar approach to ensuring it thrives.

Making road construction more sustainable

Future Food Hub Seed Money call Student Activity open!

Sociologists investigate the extent to which division of labor between parents is changed.

Impact Café interview with Sanne Akerboom about green recovery after the corona crisis.

A new paper is calling for a radically new approach that focuses on how we understand individuals make their choices about forest and livelihoods.

Blog - Part 3 by Mieke Kox and Ilse van Liempt.

Reuse, often neglected, can offer environmental and economic benefits while reducing our waste production and resource use, researchers argue.

Empirical Legal research into Institutions for Conflict Resolution (ERI) (a research cluster at the Law department of UU) has a call for proposals.

Through an innovation system analysis Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� researchers have identified barriers to a transition to more nature-inclusive dairy farming.

The selected projects relate closely to the research lines of the Water, Climate & Future Deltas hub of Pathways to Sustainability.

Studying infectious diseases requires a systems biology perspective in which scientists consider more than just the human aspects.

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��'s circular economy experts Thomas Bauwens, Marko Hekkert and Julian Kirchherr assess four different scenarios for circular futures.

The snack that has it all: People's associations with ideal snacks

Prof. Frank Biermann talks about his innovative conference exploring the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��'s Biodiversity Week goes online - sign up now!

Blog - Part 2 by Mieke Kox and Ilse van Liempt.

Within a matter of mere months, society as we know it has changed drastically in response to COVID-19. With such a sudden and dramatic transition, we have a newfound appreciation for the essential services within our community.

The Dutch are very positive about the activities of the government and the RIVM, according to a study on perception and media use.

Computer scientist Shihan Wang will use social media data for sentiment analysis around Coronavirus measures.