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Professor Hans Clevers wins the Keio Medical Science Prize for his groundbreaking work on stem cells and organoids.

Organoids, lab-grown miniature versions of organs, are transforming science and medicine. Science talks to the organoid architect, professor Hans Clevers.

Within the framework of the Utrecht Platform for Organoid Technology, we’re offering the first Utrecht Summer School course on organoids.

UPORT provides researchers and physicians in Utrecht with a stable framework for rapid and standardized tissue acquisition and processing.

Utrecht Platform for Organoid Techology interview with Jeanine Roodhart about using organoids to predict therapy response in colorectal cancer.

Mini kidney developed from urine cells could lead to a wide range of new treatments that are less onerous for kidney patients

Call for proposals to foster the building of an active community of circular economy researchers and stakeholders.

During the Onderwijsparade 2022, the winners of the UU Teacher Awards were announced.

UYA members Erik van Sebille and Sanli Faez discussed their ideas on Open Science at the Utrecht Open Science Symposium.

The Open Science Programme has a fund for research teams that want to do research according to Open Science principles.

Watch the speech of Henk Kummeling during the Start of the Academic Year 2020-2021.

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��’s vision statement introduced a new model for Recognition & Rewards: TRIPLE. This model resembles the MERIT model.

The working group on Recognition and Rewards has a new project manager: Stans de Haas.

The ambition of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� in the field of open science stands out on an international level as well. The website of Nature published an article.

The study uncovers a vast archipelago of up to 29,000 journals, serving the needs of multiple scientific communities across the world.

During the first workshops on Recognition and Rewards last December (NL and ENG), more than 70 participants, academic and support staff of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��, shared their experiences. Read the reflections on the workshops here.

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Previously she was project manager for Recognition and Rewards, but since January 2022 she and Paul Boselie have been leading recognition and rewards for Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� as track leaders.

Wouter Boon will be co-track leader of the Public Engagement track within the Open Science Programme. Five questions for further acquaintance.

Iris Muis has just returned from a trip to the European Parliament, where she presented the Fundamental Rights & Algorithms Impact Assessment (FRAIA). The CDH spoke to her about the FRAIA and the developments within UDS.