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On February 7 2024, Anna Puecher has successfully defended her thesis.

On September 1st 2023, Darius Keijdener has successfully defended his thesis.

On April 17 2024, Shi Qiu has successfully defended his thesis.

On Tuesday the 23rd of April Michiel Botje unexpectedly passed away after a short sickbed. Michiel was a member of SAP and has worked as a teacher at Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ.

Thomas Peitzmann has received a NWO M-grant for developing a new technology for a digital calorimeter

On 1 March 2017, our Successful Public Governance Workshop launched at Oudaen City Castle, Utrecht.

One of the chapters for the forthcoming volume Great Policy Successes, edited by Mallory Compton and Paul 't Hart.

Paul 't Hart presented the findings of the Evaluatiecommissie Politiewet 2012, in Huis 't Velde, Warnsveld on 14 December.

SPG member, Lauren Fahy won with her paper: Managing reputation in the face of radical innovation: Strategic account-giving by cryptocurrency regulators.

SPGers Paul ‘t Hart and Jo Luetjens convened a two day authors’ workshop in preparation for: Successful Public Policy: Lessons from Australia and New Zealand.

What is the recipe for success in those societies that thrive after a crisis? A look back at the online series 'Adapt!'

Following the analysis of Nature, the Nikhef-group at Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ is CERN’s most active Dutch partner.

Volgens de analyses van Nature is de Nikhef-groep aan de Universiteit Utrecht voor CERN de meest actieve Nederlandse partner.

In a new paper, researchers have demonstrated the possibility of identifying the individual image types of a lensed gravitational wave.

The November edition of the Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Natuurkunde featured an article about the Run-3 of the LHC and the ALICE experiment.

Researchers of the ALICE Collaboration found a new technique for high-precision studies of the dynamics of the strong force between hadrons at the LHC.

Scientists from the LIGO and Virgo collaboration have looked for lensing signatures in the gravitational-wave signals. So far no evidence is found for it.

A new machine-learning-based approach has been introduced to produce early-warning alerts for an inspiraling binary neutron star system.

Researchers from the Institute for Gravitational and Subatomic Physics and the Institute of Theoretical Physics have collaborated to construct a new computational framework called Trajectum.

The EMMEPH Prize for the best Bachelor thesis of 2020 has been awarded to Thomas Spieksma.