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- 'Police and the judiciary should themselves take responsibility on the subject of AI'Floris Bex has been appointed professor of Innovation in AI & Law at Utrecht 木瓜福利影视 on March 1./en/news/police-and-the-judiciary-should-themselves-take-responsibility-on-the-subject-of-ai
- Open Education Relay 2: Open Science Teaching3 to 7 March is worldwide Open Education Week. Read a new post every day this week about Open Education and how you can contribute to it./en/news/open-education-relay-2-open-science-teaching
- Securing the future: how archives and cultural institutions can survive funding cutsBudget cuts make archives and museums increasingly vulnerable. Professors Helleke van den Braber and Giovanna Fossati on financial resilience in the cultural sector./en/news/securing-the-future-how-archives-and-cultural-institutions-can-survive-funding-cuts
- Improving the preservation of donor heartsSelma Kaffka genaamd Dengler studied donor heart preservation with machine perfusion to increase available donor hearts and chances of a successful transplant./en/news/improving-the-preservation-of-donor-hearts
- Nine Utrecht-based researchers receive Vici-grantThe Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded Vici grants to nine Utrecht researchers./en/news/nine-utrecht-based-researchers-receive-vici-grant
- Your study association can win 500 euros through Our Big Fat Green TripThe Green Office is piloting a new project, seeking to encourage and help study associations to travel more sustainably/en/news/your-study-association-can-win-500-euros-through-our-big-fat-green-trip
- Bobet Kloosterman 鈥23: Growing Greener Cities and Building CommunityDiscover Bobet Kloosterman鈥檚 '23 journey in urban studies, community engagement, and her passion for creating inclusive, greener cities in the latest podcast episode./en/news/bobet-kloosterman-23-growing-greener-cities-and-building-community
- Mega-iceberg from Antarctica on collision course with South Georgia: harbinger of things to come?Utrecht 木瓜福利影视 researchers are studying the routes that icebergs followed during geological periods of rapid ice cap deterioration, such as the ends of ice ages./en/news/mega-iceberg-from-antarctica-on-collision-course-with-south-georgia-harbinger-of-things-to-come
- Check out the diverse OnderwijsFestival programmaThe annual OnderwijsFestival will take place on Thursday 6 March. Would you like to get started on creating an inspiring day programme for yourself?/en/news/check-out-the-diverse-onderwijsfestival-programma
- And the E. coli bacteria keychain goes to...Lecturer Marjolein Haagsman teaches the course Biotechnology and Society to 130 students. She made made a rapid switch to digital education./en/news/and-the-e-coli-bacteria-keychain-goes-to
- Save the Date: Diversifying Creative AI and Cultural Value 鈥 June 11, 2025This full-day hybrid event brings together researchers, artists, policymakers, and industry professionals to explore how AI shapes cultural value and how creative and cultural communities can play a bigger role in its development./en/news/save-the-date-diversifying-creative-ai-and-cultural-value-june-11-2025
- Try reversing the norm! Playing sports and exercising like in OvervechtKathrine van den Bogert investigated the societal impact of soccer association SVO De Dreef in Utrecht Overvecht - a living room for the neighbourhood./en/news/try-reversing-the-norm-playing-sports-and-exercising-like-in-overvecht
- Does AI really reduce casualties in war? 鈥淭hat鈥檚 highly questionable,鈥 says Lauren GouldLauren Gould recently received an FWO grant for research into algorithmic warfare and the role of AI in military conflicts. She explains the current state of affairs./en/news/does-ai-really-reduce-casualties-in-war-thats-highly-questionable-says-lauren-gould
- Student blog: Dioscorides and Biodiversity: The Legacy of Medicinal PlantsWhat can nature offer to human health? This question has always fascinated Anastasia Tsolaki, Master's student in the Track Plant Biology of the Master Environmental Biology. Anastasia carried out her research project at the Botanical Gardens, where she discovered that ancients texts can still provide valuable insights./en/news/student-blog-dioscorides-and-biodiversity-the-legacy-of-medicinal-plants
- First Clinical Faculty Professors appointed at UMC UtrechtThe Executive Board of UMC Utrecht has appointed Marianne Verhaar and Leonard van den Berg as Clinical Faculty Professors./en/news/first-clinical-faculty-professors-appointed-at-umc-utrecht
- Students from the Young Future Food Movement take the initiativeHealthy, affordable meals aren't easy to find at UU, which is why Young Future Food Movement would like to see a "radical change in the food system on campus"./en/news/students-from-the-young-future-food-movement-take-the-initiative
- PhD defence by Christos Pliatskas Stylianidis 'Jet energy flow fluctuations with ALICE'On February 21 2025, Christos Pliatskas Stylianidis has successfully defended his thesis./en/news/phd-defence-by-christos-pliatskas-stylianidis-jet-energy-flow-fluctuations-with-alice
- Call for Proposals: Health Holland Programme 鈥 A Tailored LifestyleHealth-Holland has awarded the EWUU Alliance a 鈧3 million programme: 鈥淭ailored Lifestyle: An Integrated Data-Driven Approach to Lifestyle and Living Environment.鈥/en/news/call-for-proposals-health-holland-programme-a-tailored-lifestyle
- Learn how to pitch! Breaking Science seeks participantsIn three training sessions you will learn how to present your research briefly and attractively. You will put it into practice during the heats and have a chance to win 鈧 1500,-./en/news/learn-how-to-pitch-breaking-science-seeks-participants
- A Cultural History of Fame in the RenaissanceHow did fame operate in the past? Arnoud Visser and others explore fame and celebrity in the period from 1450 to 1650./en/publication/a-cultural-history-of-fame-in-the-renaissance