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Julia Bailey-Serres is elected member of the American National Academy of Sciences (NAS) for her excellence in original scientific research.

Recente publicatie van dr. Merel Soons, Erik Kleyheeg en collega's is 'Editor's Choice' van Science

The winners of the Bio Art & Design Awards are chosen from twelve teams of collaborating international artists, designers and scientists

Plantbiologen onder leiding van Guido van den Ackerveken ontdekten hoe de plant het hormoon jasmonzuur afbreekt en daarmee het sein 'veilig' geeft

Een door Utrechtse plantenbiologen en collega's ontdekte receptor kan gewassen beter beschermen tegen ziekten.

A receptor discovered by plant biologists from Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and colleagues can help crops offer better protection against diseases.

Science-publicatie: Overeenkomsten gevonden tussen empathiemechanisme mens en dier

Sjon Hartman, promovendus Ecofysiologie van Planten aan de Faculteit Bètawetenschappen, won als eerste bioloog een Science Battle

Sjon Hartman, doctoral candidate in Ecophysiology of Plants at the Faculty of Science, won a Science Battle

Ecologie en economie worden sluiten elkaar niet uit, zegt prof. René Boot, voorzitter van de Utrechtse Academy of Ecosystem Services.

Ecology and economy are not opposed to one another, argues Prof. René Boot, chairman of the Utrecht Academy of Ecosystem Services.

Publicatie van Merel Soons et al. in Functional Ecology

Publication by Merel Soons et al. in Functional Ecology

Bioloog works with European Space Agency

Scientist of the IEB have successfully initiated public-private partnerships with industry and received funding by the Dutch topsector (TKI-T&U).

Bioloog werkt samen met European Space Agency

Een interview op DUB met Arianne van Koppen over haar werk in het laboratorium van nefrologie.

Conclusions of European study about how peat bogs react to global change published in Nature Communications

Researchers from Delft, Utrecht and Wageningen have discovered that the genes from the parental DNAs are expressed at different times in mushroom development.

Clearing tropical peat releases much more laughing gas than previously thought, is the conclusion of a global field study.