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On August 27 2025, Quirijn Meijer has successfully defended his thesis.

This blog looks back to the first Languages in the City symposium, hosted by the Open Cities Platform.

Research team urges better education on the environmental impact of medicines, helping patients make informed choices and reduce waste and costs.

Deep in the lush green heart of Costa Rica, researchers are tackling a major question: how can we restore biodiversity and measure whether our efforts are actually working? “This is way more than just a scientific study.”

The study is the first publication based on data collected in the long-term Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� Biodiversity and Climate Variability Experiment (UU BioCliVE).

Eline Gielen on participating in One Book One Campus and reading 'Birnam Wood'.

From this week onwards, hedgehogs, toads, badgers and other animals will be able to cross safely between Utrecht Science Park and Fort Rhijnauwen two wildlife passages.

What if the earliest signs of vascular disease could be observed as they unfold—inside lab-grown human blood vessels that mimic real-life conditions?

Both keynote speakers are experts in the field of Planetary Health and bring rigorous science with the kind of self-reflection that itches and inspires action.

Teaching is often done as an individual: what happens in the classroom stays in the classroom. Are you curious about how other lecturers teach? The Peer Observation Programme offers the chance to take a look at someone else's teaching practice!

Due to some major projects at the Botanic Gardens, we are unable to host the Plant Lovers' Market in 2025.

This year, Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� proudly celebrates achieving its gender target of 35% female full professors. Read here the interview with Federica Russo en Lorena De Vita.

“Gravitational waves could one day help us tell the difference between ‘normal’ nuclear matter and something we’ve never directly observed before.”

Discover theses from the UCU Class of 2025, reflecting the diverse ideas, research, and passions of our recent graduates.

The new academic year is about to start again. In 2025-2026, the Centre for Academic Teaching and Learning (CAT) will again be organising an interesting and varied range of teacher development opportunities throughout the year.

How can we make hip replacements even better and safer? Thom Snijders and Joost van Erp looked for answers during their PhD research

Two exhibitions on women, gender roles and emancipation, feature items on loan from the Special Collections of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� Library.

The EU-Mercosur trade deal nears completion, promising economic benefits and lower prices. However, Dutch farmers express concern over competition and environmental standards. Expert Martijn Huysmans highlights the potential impact.

PetScan is now supported by a series of short instructional videos (in Dutch). The new videos make it easier for new users to get started and help experienced users get the most out of PetScan.

Join us on Thursday, 18 September 2025, from 12:30 to 18:30, for a research-focused symposium on alternative forms of assessment in the age of AI.