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Assistant professor Ina Vollmer received an ERC Starting Grant for her plastic recycling research. The main goal of the five-year project is to gain fundamental insight into the innovative process of breaking down plastics to its chemical building blocks, the monomers, by using force.

Peter Dung, a physicist, recently began a new role at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��. In this position, he won’t perform academic research, but focus on developing methods to facilitate dialogue among key players in the rapidly expanding green hydrogen industry.

A €4 million grant has been awarded to a new research programme that uses artificial intelligence to better predict soil life in fields and meadows, thereby producing more sustainable food.

Young researchers answer science questions of fourth graders on stage during the Hoe?Zo!Show.

Stories from the Lab: an interview Ioana Karnstedt-Hulpus from the AI & Finance Lab.

A €4 million grant has been awarded to a new research programme that uses artificial intelligence to better predict soil life in fields and meadows, thereby producing more sustainable food.

Vitamin K packed in tiny spheres may help prevent severe bleeding in babies. Researchers have now taken an important step in developing this method, bringing an alternative to injections with vitamin K closer to reality.

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In his lab, he constructs materials atom by atom and investigates the electronic properties of these structures.

De prestigieuze KidneyX Prize is toegekend aan het onderzoeksteam MI-TRAM. Het team ontwikkelt handzame chips waarmee dialyse-apparaten veel efficiënter bloed kunnen zuiveren.

This is the third in a series of labs, where scientists from a variety of disciplines collaborate with other experts to address societal challenges with the help of artificial intelligence.

Thanks to Horizon Europe funding, fifteen partners from both science and practice will be collaborating on the SUSTAIN-HTA project over the next four years.

Five researchers at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� have been awarded a prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Fellowship. The MSCA fellowships support training, skills and career development for outstanding researchers.

Ramadan has started for 2 billion muslums worldwide. How can you support your colleagues? Read the tips!

New insights into the complex nature of treatment response in HER2-positive breast cancer.

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In honour of Keti Koti, history platform Utrecht Time Machine launches the Colonial Past walking route. The route description is available from June 20 onwards.

Proteins that are crucial for a properly functioning nervous system appear to work as a molecular glue, binding cells together with high precision.

Arjan Smit has been working at TNO for fifteen years, and in 2019, he initiated a collaboration with Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� professor Pieter Bruijnincx to pursue a PhD and advance his work further. Their joint research now plays a crucial role in the feasibility of an advanced biorefinery at a demo scale.

The findings might have implications for the development of new innovative materials that use bacteria to replace non-sustainable dyes.