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The Community-based Research for the Humanities at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� initiates a series of workshops that support you in practical dimensions of conducting projects in the outside world

The focus area Human-centered Artificial Intelligence invites applications for small projects.

A new substance that inhibits Parkinson’s disease in mice brings researchers one step closer to developing a new drug to fight the disease.

Historian and writer Rutger Bregman has been selected to be Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��'s Alumnus of the Year. He will receive the award during a special ‘College Tour’ meeting on 25 March.

The Contesting Governance Podcast "Travelling Concepts on Air" has just published a new episode on "heritage".

Co-creation, involving students in the educational design process, is a good way for students to develop entrepreneurial skills.

At this year's Opening of the Academic Year, Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� will award three honorary doctorates to Carlota Perez, Hugo Tempelman and Alcinda Honwana

All units of TNO have a Strategic Advisory Board with representatives from industry, government and science.

Plants and animals have an enormous influence on the development of our coastal landscapes, as shown by a new computer model developed by Muriel Brückner.

Six Community Engaged Learning courses to be developed were honored with grants this winter.

The E-IR has published the long-awaited edited book 'Remote Warfare: Interdisciplinary Perspectives', with a chapter contributed by IRW's Lauren Gould and Jolle Demmers.

This month, Rachel Gillett's new book 'At Home in Our Sounds' was published.

A new consortium combines the expertise from leading research centres across public agencies, academia, and the pharma industry to take organ-on-chip technology to the next level.

How does sexual orientation affect the separation between work and private life? Laura van Stein shares her experience with research focused on privacy and inclusion at work.

As of 1 September 2020, four new Senior Fellows will be appointed by the Executive Board.

They have been awarded the prestigious grant for two years of research, Andrés Romanowski in Environmental Biology and Huaiyang Yuan in Theoretical Physics.

The spikes of the SARS-CoV-2 virus attach themselves best to the cells deeper in the lungs. This is the conclusion of UU researchers who assembled trimeric spikes.

The USG research programme being assessed as ‘excellent’ and ‘world leading’, is a reward for years of effort in Open Science.

What disaster the tulips face in the near future and how current plant research can help to prevent it.

Sandra Crnko, a PhD candidate in the department of Cardiology, looked back on the past four years of her PhD with the hope of helping fellow students making their career choice

More research is needed into the health risks associated with microplastics, Dutch toxicologists argue in the renowned scientific journal Science.

Eighteen Utrecht-based researchers received a so-called ‘Unusual Collaborations Grant’. The grant has the goal to encourage collaboration between various disciplines.

The interdisciplinary project “Structures of Strength” is one of the four projects which are granted by the Center for Unusual Collaboration, a new initiative by the strategic alliance of TU/e, WUR, UU and UMC Utrecht.

The Social Sciences Discipline Body (DSW) has presented a sector plan for intensive mutual collaboration in the years ahead that focuses on five major social challenges

More than ever, Social Sciences, Humanities, Law, and Economic Sciences are seeking collaboration to operate more decisively across university and discipline boundaries.