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Getting more grip on the energy bills, reduces housing costs for tenants and increases their income.

Scientific institutions at Utrecht Science Park that are involved in animal testing to accelerate transition to animal-free innovation

Fewer animal experiments in Utrecht due to alternatives available. Read the article on RTV Utrecht!

NWO Perspective grant of 4.8 million euros for multidisciplinary consortium to develop much-needed universal standard for the pharmaceutical industry.

Interview with Valeria Bonapersona on her systematic review of animal research, specifically of how many animals are expected to be required in each study

The National Committe for the protection of animals used for scientific purposes explains their aims towards reducing the use of laboratory animals.

The number of experiments conducten on animals at Utrechtľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� and the UMC Utrecht rose from 19.078 to 20.433 in 2020.

TPI Utrecht receives 50.000 euro project funding from the alliance TU/e, WUR, UU, UMC Utrecht for setting up an educational course withing the alliance about the Transition towards Animal-Free Innovation.

The Universities of the Netherlands (in Dutch: UNL) created a video about the transition to animal-free science in Utrecht.

Jos Malda has received a grant from the ERC to develop a regenerative treatment for human and veterinary patients suffering from hip dysplasia.

Transition to Animal-Free Innovations Utrecht visits all groups at the Utrecht Science Park that are involved in animal testing and animal-free innovations.

Roger Adan is a Professor at Translational Neuroscience at the ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� Medical Centre Utrecht. We asked him about his view on the transition to animal-free innovations.

Universities of the Netherlands (UNL) and the Dutch Federation of ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� Medical Centres (NFU) jointly present a target for laboratory animal-free innovation in academic education.

PhD student Anke Tukker is nominated for the Hugo van Poelgeest Award, a prize for innovative animal-free research.

Combining principles of holography and string theory, researchers from Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��, among others, developed a model that could potentially elucidate how the universe expanded, and gained enough heat in the final phase before the Big Bang.

Over 170 bioinformatics students, researchers, and company representatives gathered for the Bioinformatics Industry Day, organized by the Utrecht Bioinformatics Center (UBC).

Utrecht biologists are awarded the prestigious Cozzarelli Prize for bioinformatics paper about unraveling a protein complex.

Hoe maken we jongeren weerbaar tegen radicalisering? “Een gevoel van onrechtvaardigheid kan ook een bron van energie zijn om de wereld te willen veranderen.” William Stephens, postdoc bij DoY-community Becoming Adults in a Changing World, heeft zijn leven lang al een groot hart voor jongeren en vertelt over zijn onderzoek naar radicalisering, veerkracht en jongeren.

Why People Radicalize, written by research social psychologist and law professor Kees van den Bos, explains how the radicalization process develops.

Dr. Laura Henderson wins EJLS (Young Scolars) General Article Prize.