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Saskia van Wees investigates the intricacies of plant resistance and the role plant hormones play in these processes. Today, she delivers her inaugural lecture.

According to Federica Russo, Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Techno-Science, diversity and inclusion need to be further integrated into academic practice.

In the second episode of the UU talk show Science and Society, three guests address the question of how climate change affects the meaning and importance of human rights.

These projects will receive up to €10,000 to organize a public activity. Wondering what the project teams will do with the money?

The faculty of Geosciences is working on a strategy to collaborate with the Global South in a meaningful, inclusive and mutually beneficial way.

World Water Map: Insights is an enhanced version of the World Water Map, providing expanded datasets and improved visualization tools for policymakers, water sector professionals and data storytellers

The focus area Applied Data Science has funding to financially support small research projects within the Special Interest Groups.

The LLM programme in European Law, at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��, has launched a new track on European Migration Law.

For this first UDCC call, developers from two teams make their expertise available to support staff from all disciplines to create data visualisations.

Christoph Baumgartner explores how liberal democracies can ensure equal participation and freedom of religion in societies shaped by Christianity.

A recent study from the Mathematical Institute at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� sheds light on this mystery by showing that stability depends not just on size, but on structure, challenging earlier theories.

Uit het rapport van de jeugdonderzoekers blijkt dat peuters uit de provincie Utrecht na de pandemie een kleinere woordenschat hebben dan peuters voor de pandemie.

Do you want to know how digital competences can improve scientific research? Are you interested in how you can contribute? Join us at the UDCC Forum.

Project ‘By the name of social capital: building local initiatives for community conservation areas in Indonesia’ by Annisa Triyanti and team wins the fourth edition of the Pathways to Sustainability Award

At the Utrecht AI event, we hosted a workshop designed to introduce a larger audience to the world of open-source AI.

In every school class there are two to three children who often to always feel lonely. Even as early as primary school. What can we do about it?

Md Feroz Islam explored how Tidal River Management, an indigenous water and sediment management technique from southwestern Bangladesh, may offer a sustainable solution for the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna delta.

The ECHO Awards reward students who distinguish themselves through their vision and ability to create social impact.

The audiovisual exhibit ‘100 Million Voices, 100 Million Stories’ shows the personal stories of refugees' immigration and integration.

We’re excited to announce a new Special Interest Group (SIG) funded by our focus area, led by Özge Bilgili and Ajay Bailey.