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This Incubator builds on an existing partnership 'Building a healthy neighbourhood' and wants to include additional expertise and extend to also focus on the consequences of urban design choices on climate-adaptivity and biodiversity on residents’ health and wellbeing.

How prepared are users (especially households ) to adopt food system innovations? That is the key challenge this Incubator team will seek to address.

The Platform Liberal and Illiberal Democracy aims to provide insights into transformations of and challenges to democracy in past and present.

Researchers at Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ study the nitrogen crisis in connection with the agricultural sector’s broader challenges of water quality, clean air, climate, circularity and animal welfare – offering a new perspective for the future of agriculture.

This kick-off event marked the official commencement of the Sustainable Ocean community, a pivotal gathering aimed at uniting stakeholders, academics, and students.

This Incubator aims to develop an art- and culture-based data collection approach embedded in education that will result in a multimedia database with short videos, testimonies, pictures, art forms or literary pieces developed by young people.

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Seed project about the role of democratic practices in grassroots initiatives for sustainability transformations.

This study seeks to find out why women work less than men. Only by understanding this can we defeat gender inequality.

The research projects within SoSCo focus on 3 dimensions of sovereignty: Cultural and symbolic, Political and coercive and Moral and legal.

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Using data augmentation for facial expression based automatic pain assessment in equines

Develop and offer a cost-efficient solution to evaluate and improve the welfare of meat-producing livestock at a large scale, across Europe

Using sensor networks, machine learning and deep learning to better understand equine locomotion.

Developing a computer vision algorithm for tracking laying hens

Developing a 3D printed horseshoe

In this 'Next Stop' article: UU alum Filippo Ricci, Project monitoring consultant at Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

Opportunities to work with with the Ethics Institute (Faculty of Humanities).

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