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Studying in times of Corona and orientation days.

Tram passengers passing through station Vaartsche Rijn will now be able to enjoy a mural honouring Prof Leonard Ornstein. and the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process.

Prof. dr. Fred Goffree, our former colleague, passed away on May 1.

Evidence pointing at prolonged water discharges on the Red Planet.

The winners of the Dutch Data Prize will be awarded € 5,000 to make their dataset more accessible and a sculpture.

The Open Science Programme has a fund for research teams that want to do research according to Open Science principles.

Starting in January 2019, Hieke Huistra writes columns on the science page of the Dutch newspaper Trouw on how science works.

Since mid-March, Bruno Meeus is the project coordinator of the new focus area Migration and Societal Change

Blog - part 1 by Mieke Kox and Ilse van Liempt.

Research Published Initial Step Towards Developing Fully Human Antibody Therapeutics and Diagnostics for Respiratory Disease COVID-19

Rutger Claassen thinks about government responses to the current economic crisis in a lecture for Studium Generale.

Seed money has been awarded to 8 projects in the field of Migration and Societal Change.

Dr Nanna Verhoeff will be appointed as Professor of Screen Cultures and Society at the Faculty of Humanities, starting on 1 September 2020.

Interdisciplinair onderzoeksproject van studenten van de Universiteit Utrecht toont aan wat er nodig is in woonwijken voor aanpassingen aan extreem weer.

Online PhD defence Pritam Pai

In times of crisis, the government should make an extra effort to create workplaces for everyone, say Niels Bosma and Harry Hummels (Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ).

Utrecht is asking the government for a contribution of 5 million euros to accelerate the transition of Utrecht Science Park to a gas-free environment.

Mobile phone data form a valuable data source that should be used on a much broader scale to support public health actions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Martine Veldhuizen, chair of the Utrecht Young Academy, discusses the various issues academics encounter in an interview with DUB

Final report 'What works' (Weten wat werkt)

The final report 'What works' from Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and the municipality of Utrecht is published.

Phd candidate Michael Hübner (Law Department) is able to do research in Ireland later this year, thanks to a grant from the Swaantje Mondt Fund.

Master student Tessa Mauw investigated how Los Angeles is making its way to a more sustainable water system

The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) has selected eighteen new members, among which Utrecht physics researcher Marjolein Dijkstra.

The uNMR-NL consortium has been awarded a unprecedented amount from the Roadmap funds, to turn the NMR facility into a nationwide grid.