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Every year, the Klokhuis Academic Prize honours interesting and relevant academic research concerning children age from 9 to 12.

Researchers looked at the main differences between men and women in the field of work, care and welfare in the month of June.

Professor Nanna Verhoeff and Professor John de Wit talk about Coming-Out Day, visibility (including their own) and various types of diversity

Research on the effects of an online treatment for those who have lost loved ones during the coronavirus crisis, and who are having difficulties with their grieving process.

Social scientist concludes that the majority of respondents report either no or positive changes in partner and family relationships.

Tamara van Gog wants to help students to effectively manage their learning process.

Maaike van der Vleuten aims to find out more about the causes of gender inequality and (in)equality in the work and family lives of LGBT couples.

Certain genes seem to influence the growth or shrinkage of brain regions. So writes Professor of Neuroscience Hilleke Hulshoff Pol in Nature Neuroscience.

Sociologist studied emotional problems, behavioural problems, hyperactivity, antisocial behaviour and problems with peers.

The Executive Board has reappointed Professor Marcel van Aken as Dean of the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences with effect from 1 September 2022. Marcel van Aken has served as Dean of the faculty since 2017.

De aangekondigde verruiming van de kinderopvangsubsidies zou nadelig kunnen uitpakken voor de lagere inkomens, zeggen onderzoekers van de Universiteit Utrecht.

The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded subsidies from the Open Competition SSH programme to five FSBS researchers.

Researchers Gonneke Stevens and Carlijn Kamphuis have been awarded an NWO grant of 1 million euros.

Utrecht sociologist receives prize for his article on the school performance of children who grew up in families with same-sex parents.

Sociologists present report on inequality between men and women in work, care and wellbeing during the COVID pandemic.

Three researchers from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� and the Hubrecht Institute have been awarded an ERC Consolidator Grant. The 2 million Euro grants enable researchers to further extend their scientific endeavour.

Researchers aim to gain greater insight into the complete ecosystem around economically vulnerable women.

Sociologist Stark wishes to investigate how Dutch people with a migration background can use their (often) dual identity to combat prejudice.

Van der Stigchel will use his Vici grant to create the first multicultural framework for understanding individual differences in attention processing.

Human-machine interaction has fascinated Chris Janssen all his life. He thinks it is high time for more experimental psychology in Future of Work research.