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A special issue of Art & Perception was published, co-edited by Jeroen Stumpel.

Stedelijk Studies has published a new issue on digital archives and collections, co-edited and contributed to by Sjoukje van der Meulen.

This month, the book 'Reconstruction, Replication and Re-enactment in the Humanities and Social Sciences' was published, co-edited by Sven Dupré.

Recently, the book 'Filippino Lippi: Beauty, Invention and Intelligence' was published, co-edited by Michael Kwakkelstein.

Marie Göbel wrote a contribution for the blog of the research project 'Norms and Values in the European Migration and Refugee Crisis'.

The acceleration rate of sea-level rise will be an impeccable indicator of sea level threats along the vulnerable coasts over the 21st century. We investigated the main drivers.

Recently, the essay collection 'Sounding the Past' was published, edited by Karl Kügle.

Deltas have historically been the focus of human development. Some deltas became locked-in, too costly to return to natural states. Researchers conducted a historical analysis on anthropogenic pressures over the past 300 years over 48 deltas world-wide.

[interview] What does research data management mean in a researcher's practice? In this interview, social scientist Laura Boeschoten shares how the Research Engineering team helped her develop an algorithm to anonymize social media data.

Dr. Riccardo Levato tells us about the challenges and joys of different stages of an academic career.

On November 19, the Utrecht Young Academy organised a General Assembly to exchange views on the Strategic Themes at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��.

Lonneke Roelofs wins Escher prize voor best Master's thesis.

In an online session on the 12th of November, the 'Roadmap' process with the Dutch Ministry of Defence kicked off.

Book about refugee governance in Lebanon by Nora Stel.

Researcher Zeila Zanolli finds the time to fight for her beliefs about the conduct of science.

Een team van toponderzoekers, waaronder jurist en professor Wendy Schrama van de Universiteit Utrecht, heeft 2 miljoen euro gekregen voor een nieuw onderzoek.

Utrecht-based scientists investigated the role of a harmful protein that causes hyperactivity in the onset of Alzheimer's disease.

Scientists are less willing to cooperate with companies in their research. They prefer to do research together with fellow scientists. A study by Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� and the Rathenau Institute has shown this.

Over time, cancer cells tend to become desensitised to specific drugs or chemotherapy – a phenomenon that claims the lives of many patients each year. Berkers is engaging with tumours and looking for the weak link in their metabolism.

Laurien Feenstra is training to become a veterinary oncologist. Erik Teske is the head of Oncology and her Trainer.

At the behest of the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (LNV), the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine is coordinating the research project ‘Fighting COVID-19 in animals and humans, a “One Health” approach’.

Eight municipalities, three knowledge institutions, farmers’ organisation LTO-Noord and the regional water board have concluded a deal: they will collaborate on sustainable farming and awareness about healthy food.

Alain de Bruin, Professor of Pathobiology in Veterinary Medicine, and Monique Minnema, internist-haematologist and Professor of Haematology at UMC Utrecht, want to jointly develop a new therapy against lymphoma.

In addition to Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes, Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� increasingly offers education to professionals, from short courses and workshops to extensive programmes.

What makes an ideal veterinarian? the Master’s programme review committee under the leadership of Merel Langelaar is developing a revised curriculum from 2022 onwards, based on input from veterinary practice, lecturers and students.