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Combing natural and social science, Copernicus researchers investigate the actors, processes and policy levers to foster transitions from unsustainable to sustainable socio-ecological or socio-technical systems.

Modelling has developed as a research dimension on its own to investigate questions where experiments are impossible.

Nederland Verbeeld(t) is a public and research project that brings together citizens, experts, and policy makers to collectively work on the future of the Netherlands in the face of major spatial challenges.

Nederland Verbeeld(t) is a public and research project that brings together citizens, experts, and policy makers to collectively work on the future of the Netherlands in the face of major spatial challenges.

Research at the Faculty of Geosciences at Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ.

We study the history of our world of ideas.

We study Islam with an eye to the cultural and linguistic diversity of its historical manifestations.

Every year the Bijvoet Center organizes the Bijvoet Symposium

At the TPB group we work in the field of translational plant biology. Translational here refers to the translation of scientific knowledge into application; in our case, from fundamental research on plants to application in crop breeding.

Our work focuses on unravelling corresponding signalling pathways.

Our research focuses on understanding the plant immune system and its interaction with growth and physiology.

Assistant Professor

Our work focuses on unravelling corresponding signalling pathways.

We work in the field of translational plant biology. Translational refers to the application from fundamental research on plants to application in crop breeding.

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Study programme Law and Economics

Information for exchange students

What am I allowed to do with literature that I found? Read the conditions of use for electronic journals, e-books and databases.

We are often looking for people to help support us in our courses such as teachers or teaching assistants.

Research of the Department of Physical Geography is directed to understanding the physical processes, patterns, and forms at the Earth's terrestrial surface.