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Undoubtedly, the continuing COVID-19 pandemic is changing our most habitual normal hence we have to adapt to the so-called “new normal” immediately.

Surekha Davies compared the discovery of the ocean in the Middle Ages with the discovery of black holes now on the website of Aeon. 

In March Rowman & Littlefield Publishers published "Humans and Robots", a book by Sven Nyholm.

Sven Nyholm speaks about his new book "Humans and Robots".

Annelien de Dijn explains on the website of "Time" why ‘freedom’ means something different to liberals and conservatives.

This month Lorena De Vita's book 'Israelpolitik: German-Israeli relations, 1949-69' was published.

This week Mathijs Peters' book 'Popular Music, Critique and Manic Street Preachers' was published.

Recently the book 'Urban Utopias: Memory, Rights, and Speculation' was published, edited by Barnita Bagchi.

Emile Wennekes wrote a piece on Charlie Parker in honour of what would have been Parker's 100th birthday.

Prof. Chris Van Den Broeck (Physics) is one of the scientists involved in the research.

In August, the fifth and last part of the Aëtiana series, written by Jaap Mansfeld and Douwe Runia, was released.

In August NYU Press published 'Stories of the Self', by Anna Poletti.

This book sheds a light on ‘transforming bodies’: bodies that have been subjected to religious or secular contexts in contemporary Europe.

Publication in Nature Ecology & Evolution: Utrecht Bioinformaticians have reconstructed the evolutionary events leading to the creation of eukaryotic cells

Peter Coopmans has been asked to take on the administrative coordination of both the 'Nationaal Platform voor de Talen' and the national project 'Masterlanguage' in the coming years.

Last year, Feike Dietz and Laurens Ham researched the repertoire of Kinderen voor Kinderen.

How are lines between workers redrawn or reinforced through changing ideas and practices related to health in pandemic times?

The jury appreciated that Koen Leurs his research focuses on the very acute challenge of enabling and supporting migrants and refugees’ participation and resilience in society by taking charge of the way they are represented.

PhD candidate Maurice van Tiggelen shares his photos, videos and experiences of an expedition to Greenland in a visual story.

On 12 October, Belle Derks was part of a roundtable discussion on the impact of COVID-19 on women in STEM.