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Three Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� PhD researchers have launched a podcast exploring science and society and life as early career researchers in today’s university.

The project will test the feasibility of transforming harbour sediment into a building material with neutral or negative CO2 footprint in the Port of Rotterdam.

Kieran Campbell Johnston and Niko Wojtynia explain why COVID-19 can provide the context to transform travel in the sustainability research community.

Working from home resulted in an impressive 750 metres of cable in the home of Eelke Bontekoe, researcher at the Copernicus Institute of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��.

A new study analysed how EU agricultural subsidies flow down to the local level - the majority of payments go to regions causing most environmental damage.

Sanne Akerboom nominated for Teacher Talent Award

New report indicates the public sees a circular future to be more socially and environmentally oriented than the tech-focused approach common in our institutions.

Sixty-five students following the same Master’s programme at the same time, but scattered over and moving between the premises of five different European universities. It might sound peculiar, but this is exactly what CHARM-EU Master’s students do.

Prof. Ellen Moors, director of the Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development, dives into what she enjoys most about the job, as well as her hopes for the institute.

In his PhD, Paul Stegmann shows we need to drastically improve recycling efforts and switch from fossil to biogenic resources if plastics are to fit in a sustainable future.

Numerous events are planned for throughout the year aimed at connecting the SBI community. Stay up to date!

Funding from the NWO Open Competitie SGW-XS pilot programme.

The Material Flow Monitor provides insight into the circularity of different sectors. A new article co-authored by Vivian Tunn shares this innovative methodology.

Copernicus Institute researchers Mariska te Beest & Silja Zimmermann on what needs to come next when it comes to the biodiversity crisis and species protection.

Recent Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� research presents a new way of thinking about how societal "missions" mobilize and align stakeholders across society.

A series of six policy briefs issues a wake-up call to address the climate change-induced consequences of extreme weather and sea-level rise on Greater Jakarta.

New research published in Nature shows loss of wetlands around the world since 1700 likely overestimated

When you hear the words religion and climate change, many think of evangelical climate deniers and conspiracy theorists. Very few think of the pristine boardrooms of scientists and policymakers...

The documentary 'New Connections', about the impact of energy transition in Rotterdam's Bospolder-Tussendijken neighbourhood, is now available online. The film is made by the Urban Futures Studio as part of a research project.

The Web of Science list of the most highly cited researchers has been published again and this year’s edition features eight researchers from Geosciences.