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Achieving a sustainable and just society through public procurement? On the limits of relative scoring and the principles of equal treatment and transparency.

Niels Uenk, researcher at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� wrote the winning publication together with a Finnish colleague.

State Secretary follows all recommendations of working party led by dr. Willem Janssen

Elisabetta Manunza speaks on the order for the production of four frigates in the Netherlands, for the German Ministry of Defence.

What is possible within public procurement law in a time of crisis like COVID-19? Willem Janssen of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� discusses it with Matanja Pinto.

Willem Janssen of Utrecht UIniversity contributes to the reform proposal report ‘Sustainability through Public Procurement: the way forward’.

Researcher Koen van Zon elaborates on the past and future of democracy in the European Union.

Institutions for Open Societies is pleased to announce the publication of the third paper in its Think Paper Series.

Masterstudent Dawid Aristoteles Fusiek elaborates on the lessons stemming from EU's response to the narrative of a North-South division.

Ahead of the 23rd anniversary of the Srebrenica massacres, questions have been raised about whether the verdicts so far are logical.

Christian Wicke wrote a blog on the significances of deindustrialization, which has also been a fundamental feature of the globalizing world.

On 9 July, Prof. Rens Voesenek was interviewed by Dutch television programme EenVandaag on the possibilities of helping potato plants survive extreme rainfall.

Joren Vos and coworkers were able to detect the heat of double layer formation inside the nanometric pores of capacitive electrodes.

Spontaneous formation of colloidal crystals with body-centered tetragonal structure is demonstrated in our DUBBLE experiment

In an article published Arthur Newton, Peter Bolhuis, and Jan Groenewold and Willem Kegel describe decoupling of translational and rotational diffusion

The medal was rewarded as a recognition of his distinguished career in colloid science.

Charlie worked on micro-crawlers that operate in a similar way as thermodynamic heat engines.

You can now find an overview of every PhD thesis written at the division going back as far as 1989.

A new consortium combines the expertise from leading research centres across public agencies, academia, and the pharma industry to take organ-on-chip technology to the next level.

Chemistry Europe honours Prof. Weckhuysen for his “outstanding achievements and leadership in the field of sustainable chemistry and catalysis research.”