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During a workshop, researchers Rense Corten and Judith Kas, and platform expert Martijn Arets discussed discrimination in the platform economy with four platform entrepreneurs.

The study uncovers a vast archipelago of up to 29,000 journals, serving the needs of multiple scientific communities across the world.

The summer school ‘Global Transformations’ provides insight in the required transformations to address the 17 SDG's.

Novel concepts have been tested with state-of-the-art computer simulations and are validated against geologic observations

Harm Dotinga, senior lawyer at Vogelbescherming Nederland (BirdLife in the Netherlands) gave a presentation on The North Sea in transition.

'Combating Fiscal Fraud and Empowering Regulators' analyses the impact of new international tax regulations on tax evasion, tax avoidance, and money laundering.

NWO Perspective grant of 4.8 million euros for multidisciplinary consortium to develop much-needed universal standard for the pharmaceutical industry.

Academic education and society are inextricably linked. How do they relate to each other? How can they benefit from each other? Students, lecturers and staff explored this question during the Onderwijsparade, the annual education day, on the 4th of March.

Report of the hands-on workshop 'Make it viral: Countering discrimination with awareness-raising media’ and short video about Covid19-related discrimination.

Can you use extra support when giving or preparing your education? An assistant who keeps an eye on the chat when you are teaching? Or an online tool that you can use directly in your online/hybrid/blended education?

Dr. Marjolein van den Brink discussed gender registration with Prof. Berteke Waaldijk and student Hannah Wikselaar.

On Faces of Science, young scientists publish blogs and videos about their research and daily life as a researcher.

Paul Herfs about the obstacles that foreign doctors experience when they try to enter the labour market.

Podcast by SoFoKleS in which pressing issues on the job market are discussed. With a contribution by psychologist Ruth van Veelen on the lopsided work-private balance of female employees.

Rutger Claassen talks about his life and work as a scholar interested in many fields.

All Young Academies of Dutch universities have signed a letter of Scientists for Future on the fossil fuel investment policy of pension fund ABP.

Research by Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� shows that the paws of assistance dogs are cleaner than the shoe soles of their users, and thus, paw hygiene is no reason to ban assistance dogs from hospitals.

Christian Lange and Walter Immerzeel have both received an Ammodo Science Award for fundamental research 2021.

This project asks how people live in environments that they know to be deadly.

Staff and students shared their opinion on diversity and inclusion at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� through a Town Hall Meeting and a survey.

Allow a VAT of 0% for all fresh fruit and vegetables or ban the marketing of foods high in fat, salt or sugars to children. These are just a few of the measures which the EU could put forward to create healthy food environments.

Balancing a social life, university work and a pandemic: One student's experience of doing a masters at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� during a global pandemic.

How dr. ir. Wijnens improvements of a strong MRI machine, utilized to measure metabolomics, could enhance diagnostic imaging for children with cancer

Respiratory health & livestock farms: An interview with Warner van Kersen

Lotte Henrichs, a lecturer in Educational Sciences and in the Academic Teacher Training for Primary Education (ALPO), is described by her students as someone who builds bridges.