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- TOP subsidies from ZonMw for continuing research into the relationship between livestock farming and healthIn areas with many livestock farms, the presence of a farm can explain up to 20% of all lung infection cases, but the pathogens responsible are as yet unknown./en/news/top-subsidies-from-zonmw-for-continuing-research-into-the-relationship-between-livestock-farming-and
- The exposome is the missing link between genetics and healthThe Executive Board has appointed Roel Vermeulen to the post of Professor of Environmental Epidemiology and Exposome Analysis./en/news/the-exposome-is-the-missing-link-between-genetics-and-health
- Trying to predict who is at risk for diseaseUtrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and the UMCU participating in large project on environmental factors and lifestyle choices which influence our health./en/background/trying-to-predict-who-is-at-risk-for-disease
- Buggin’ out with computersI use bioinformatics to study antibiotic resistance in bacteria and the transfer of bacteria between humans (called zoonosis) and animals./en/background/buggin-out-with-computers
- Restoring the balance in autoimmune diseasesDrawing a molecular map of Systemic Lupus Erythematosis/en/background/restoring-the-balance-in-autoimmune-diseases
- Using CRISPR/Cas9 to map mucusHow does our immune system distinguish between good and bad microbes? Karis Strijbis explains./en/background/using-crisprcas9-to-map-mucus
- Four nutrition and immune fitness projects kicked offOn March 26 four new research programmes kicked off in Utrecht/en/news/four-nutrition-and-immune-fitness-projects-kicked-off
- Fighting bad bugs with a magnetMarkus Weingarth explains how his group is using NMR spectroscopy to illuminate the molecular structure of antibiotics./en/bite-of-science/fighting-bad-bugs-with-a-magnet
- Boosting the immune system to tackle bacterial infectionsAntibiotic-resistant bacteria are on the rise and the development of new antibiotics is seriously falling behind. Time to consider other options./en/background/boosting-the-immune-system-to-tackle-bacterial-infections
- Fighting cancer with our immune systemUtrecht Molecular Immunology Hub interview with Jürgen Kuball: Fighting Cancer with our Immune system/en/background/fighting-cancer-with-our-immune-system
- The virus worldFrank van Kuppeveld tells about his aim to translate knowledge into the development of new, innovative vaccines, antivirals and diagnostic tests./en/background/the-virus-world
- A Hub for Molecular ImmunologyInterview with Albert Heck, initiator of the Utrecht Molecular Immunology Hub:/en/background/a-hub-for-molecular-immunology
- New perspectives and new ideasUtrecht Molecular Immunology Hub: interview Janine Schuurman: New persepectives and new ideas/en/background/new-perspectives-and-new-ideas
- Nutritional Clinical Research Unit (NCRU)NCRU is a public-private partnership between Nutricia, Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and the UMC Utrecht that focuses purely on food and nutrients./en/background/nutritional-clinical-research-unit-ncru
- A next step forwardLidwien Smit about the role of the Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences in the Exposome hub./en/background/a-next-step-forward
- Global collaboration of scientists uncovers human microbiome virus in one-third of all countriesUtrechts scientists set up research through Twitter and discovered that a tiny virus lives in the gut of humans around the world./en/news/global-collaboration-of-scientists-uncovers-human-microbiome-virus-in-one-third-of-all-countries
- To safeguard people from chemical pollution, another approach is warrantedProfessor Roel Vermeulen calls for an effort on the scale of the Human Genome Project to map the cumulative health effects of environmental exposures./en/publication/to-safeguard-people-from-chemical-pollution-another-approach-is-warranted
- Lecturer of the Year: Lotte HenrichsLotte Henrichs, a lecturer in Educational Sciences and in the Academic Teacher Training for Primary Education (ALPO), is described by her students as someone who builds bridges./en/news/lecturer-of-the-year-lotte-henrichs
- Reading lessons during the coronavirus pandemic: experiences and tips from primary school teachersThe report can be read as advice from teachers for teachers. 'It would be a shame if we lost all that we learned in the first lockdown, in spring 2020.'/en/news/reading-lessons-during-the-coronavirus-pandemic-experiences-and-tips-from-primary-school-teachers
- 73% of Utrecht alumni want to stay involvedHow do alumni feel about their connection with Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ? And how do they want to stay connected? The results of the alumni survey 2021 are known./en/news/73-of-utrecht-alumni-want-to-stay-involved