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Researchers from Utrecht and Eindhoven have now managed to make a catalyst that operates under moderate conditions and only contains carbon and potassium.

The interdisciplinary PhD event hosted by SHA and S4S was a success with discussions on many relevant questions on how to strive for and do interdisciplinary research.

Bastiaan von Meyenfeldt studies microbes via metagenomes from an ecological and evolutionary perspective.

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� is getting of the most comprehensive electron microscopes for materials studies in the Netherlands.

Lazy protein police is responsible for misfolding of Tau protein in Alzheimer's disease.

Several of our faculty colleagues are also fanatical athletes in their free time. They not only have a fun hobby; they’re also working on improving their vitality.

Molecular and Biophysical Life Sciences (MBLS) is the Faculty of Science’s new English-language Bachelor’s study programme. A total of 69 students enrolled in the programme in academic year 2021-2022, and this year there were twice as many enrolments.

The Chemistry Department is seeking nominations for the Sebastian Haben award for candidates with a passion for open science.

Researcher Zeila Zanolli finds the time to fight for her beliefs about the conduct of science.

Janssen and his team use and develop techniques to visualize interactions between cells in great detail.

The vice-deans of Dutch faculties of science believe that this wonderful initiative deserves support.

“I do not study catalysis, but the catalyser: I want to understand the material better.”

Now that the labs are closed because of the Coronavirus measures, how does the research group of Friedrich Förster continue its work?

StratoMineR allows biologists in pharmaceutical companies, biotech companies and academia to independently analyze complex data sets.

As of 1 May, Esther Stiekema is appointed to Alliance Coordinator by The Board of the alliance between TU/e, WUR, UU and UMC Utrecht.

The uNMR-NL consortium has been awarded a unprecedented amount from the Roadmap funds, to turn the NMR facility into a nationwide grid.

On 1 September 2021 the CHARM-EU master's programme Global Challenges for Sustainability will start.

Awareness campaign of the 14 Dutch university funds, until the end of March tantalising questions will be asked on the radio, social media and in national newspapers.

Start-up company NanoCell Therapeutics, which develops a nanomedicine to cure cancer and other diseases, establishes its home base on the Utrecht Science Park.

A team of researchers from 10 European countries is working on ways to better understand the changing nature of migration flows and their drivers