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The researchers hope that the breast milk may be used as a medicine for vulnerable corona patients.

Even if the climate cools, Greenland’s glaciers will continue to lose mass, climate researchers write in a series of three publications.

The new liquid crystals can switch their orientation under electric fields at ultra-fast speeds. The results are published today in Science.

Viktorija Morozovaite LL.M. was invited as a guest speaker on (hyper)nudging in the Utrecht Data Summer School Podcast.

Alumnus Pieter Koeze has provided funding for no fewer than 2.5 PhD positions for research into complex systems at Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ. This is the second time that Koeze has donated to this type of research.

The collaboration will advance the study of the 3-D structures and interactions of proteins by mass spectrometry

Hade Dorst explains her PhD research exploring the barriers to using so-called nature-based solutions for more attractive, liveable, healthy, sustainable and climate resilient cities.

More than 16,000 dead harbour porpoises, including 2600 on UK beaches, have been found on Europe’s coastlines around the North Sea since 1990.

Extreme climate warming can cause large-scale environmental devastation if pushed beyond a key threshold

The CARE consortium is the largest undertaking of its kind dedicated to discovering and developing urgently needed treatment options for COVID-19.

Marlies van Beek (O&T) provides the answer.

Dr. Lauren Gould and Dr. Jolle Demmers discussed the practice of remote warfare on the Oxford Research Group's Warpod podcast.

Plan Einstein is is a project of the City of Utrecht and partners like Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ to improve integration and accommodation for asylum seekers.

Summer Schools 2020 at the FI: Technology in Science Education, Mathematics Education

Prof. Oomen wrote a piece for Amnesty International on climate change and human rights, about the role of local governments in combating climate change.

Van de Toorn is an expert in the fields of diversity and inclusion at work, sexual prejudice, social inequality and political ideology.

New models developed by Ylona van Dinther and colleagues forecast how different characteristics influence the size of earthquakes and thus the seismic risk

Catherine Blanchard, Wen Duan and Erik J. Molenaar have recently seen their work published in the book Global Challenges and the Law of the Sea (2020)

PhD candidate Paul Jochems developed a reliable gut model to study the uptake of various proteins. Now he is spinning it out as a business.

While humans can hide from extreme weather, plants can not. Rashmi Sasidharan and her group investigate how plants respond to extreme weather stress

While the energy transition in Europe is speeding up, the extraction of minerals and fuel leads to forced displacement and the loss of work in Mozambique.

Sanne Akerboom, Annelies Huygen (Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ) and Saskia Lavrijssen (Tilburg) handed a position paper to Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy.

An entirely new class of porous catalysts has been invented, using unique fins to speed up the chemical processes.

This book by dr. Julie Fraser, from Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ, advocates culturally sensitive approaches to human rights implementation, involving social institutions.

This month Harvard ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ Press publishes Annelien de Dijn's new book: 'Freedom: An Unruly History'.