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Six million euros were divided over ten projects in total, and all studies will last five years.

The Copernicus Institute is offering visiting scholar positions fully funded by ERC project "Problem-Shifting between International Environmental Treaty Regimes: Causes, Consequences, and Solutions".

Climate researcher Detlef van Vuuren has been awarded the Spinoza Prize for his scientific work, the highest honour in Dutch science.

An Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� research team has taken the first steps in creating an evidence base about data purchasing by governments in the Netherlands.

Professor Rembert Duine researches energy efficient alternatives for electronics. He draws inspiration for this from knowledge about black holes.

In this field story we highlight the 'Mixed Classroom', an educational innovation developed by the Urban Futures Studio in which students from different disciplines and policy makers are part of one classroom where they learn from and with each other.

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

Water in the city seems to become the next topic where people may become victims of managerial incompetence.

The deadline for the second call for proposals of the Science for Sustainabiliy Graduate is closing in!

An interactive view of the sectors of water use; how much water people consume for agricultural, industrial, and household use; and what’s left for nature.

The scientists visualized the mechanism underlying this with unparalleled precision. The results of the study appeared in the leading scientific journal Science.

Chair Geographies of Inclusive Cities

Digital technologies are expected to play a major role in a circular economy. New UU study suggests their sustainability impact must be better understood.

A new study proposes a new research agenda exploring the questions degrowth researchers need to ask to advance the transition to a sustainable and just global food system.

Prof Sybil Seitzinger, member of our Advisory Board attended most of our annual conferences. We asked her to reflect on how they have evolved over the years in this blog.

At Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��, interdisciplinary research into a sustainable future comes together in Pathways to Sustainability. To do justice to the natural sciences in this strategic theme, Professor René van Roij and colleagues initiated the community Science for Sustainability a year ago.

There’s a quiet revolution taking place in materials research. When Nong Artrith started her career in physics and chemistry, new chemical reactions were only discovered in the lab.

The Netherlands has an ambitious goal of having a 100% circular textile industry by 2050. Will second-hand clothing get us there? No, says recent research by Denise Reike and others.

The chair is embedded in the Department of Sustainable Development’s Environmental Sciences section at the Faculty of Geosciences.

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� contributed to the ICER report, including the Material Flow Monitor and analysis of six areas from a mission-oriented innovation perspective.