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The September 2017 issue (Volume 35, Issue 3) of the Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights is now online.

PhD candidate Femke van Rhijn explains why stem cell therapy may warm things up.

130 human rights organisations have signed the petition to the International Association of Prosecutors (IAP).

Leonard Rutgers and Ortal-Paz Saar have been successful in securing a major competitive grant from the Rothschild Foundation.

During the opening of the academic year, Rector Magnificus Bert van der Zwaan awarded the student prizes to Maarten Bransen and Roos Ykema.

PhD researcher Rozemarijn Roland Holst awarded ‘Best Oralist’ at the 2017 IFLOS Moot Court Competition in Hamburg.

Valentin J Schatz and Arron N Honniball have written a post on jurisdiction over the conduct of the C-Star vessel and its crew.

Lan Nguyen joins Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ as a lecturer and researcher from September 2017.

PhD candidate Ronja Röttger receives a NWO Research Talent Grant for her research 'Worker adjustment in the digital age'.

Report of the joint SIM-UGLOBE symposium "Can human rights help schools? A conversation among Practitioners and Researchers".

Dutch knowledge organisations are joining forces to provide better advice on how to tackle the huge consequences of a warmer climate.

Bijvoet, IBB, IBE and UIPS are world leading research institutes, according to an international research assessment committee

Heavy rainfall and huge floods are taking their toll on southern Asia. Over 1,500 lives were lost . Flood expert Niko Wanders explains the cause.

The Antarctic ice sheet can lose up to one-third of its mass during warm interglacials, as discovered by a team of scientists under whom Bas de Boer.

Quite some people were put in the spotlight in the afternoon of June 23, to receive flowers and awards

With effect from 1 October, Professor Anton Pijpers (1958) will be the new president of the Executive Board of Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ.

On June 23, 2017 prof. Paul Parren received the Utrecht Award for Excellence in Pharmaceutical Research 2017

Kerstin Schneeberger gets grant from K.F Heinfonds for developing stable liver cells.

Martin Junginger and Gert Jan Kramer argue that solar and wind energy alone are not sufficient. They contemplates a future of clean energy and clean fuels.

Het boek van Martine Veldhuizen is verschenen in de serie Utrecht Studies in Medieval Literacy (USML 36)

Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk has been appointed as special professor Comparative History of Households, Gender and Work at Radboud ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ Nijmegen.

Every person has a right to drinking water and there is enough for everyone.

Organoids, lab-grown miniature versions of organs, are transforming science and medicine. Science talks to the organoid architect, professor Hans Clevers.

Every person has a right to drinking water. And there’s enough for everyone.

Ellen Gerrits receives the grant for her research project 'Tracking speech and language development of Dutch children migrating to Australia'.