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- Isabel Arends receives honorary doctorate from UCLouvainFaculty of Science Dean appointed doctor honoris causa in Technologies and sustainable development at the Université catholique de Louvain./en/news/isabel-arends-receives-honorary-doctorate-from-uclouvain
- Smart Solar Charging one of five most innovative best practices of European sustainable policySmart Solar Charging was selected as one of five most innovative best practices in Europe of sustainable policy according to the Regiostars Awards organized by the European Commission. Starting from the Utrecht Region in The Netherlands, Smart Solar Charging develops and expands this sustainable energy system of tomorrow./en/news/smart-solar-charging-one-of-five-most-innovative-best-practices-of-european-sustainable-policy
- SEST Best Paper Award for Smart Solar Charging researchFor their paper The Impact of Transitioning to Shared Electric Vehicles on Grid Congestion and Management, Nico Brinkel, Tarek Alskaif en Wilfried van Sark received a Best Paper Award at the international Conference on Smart Energy Systems and Technologies (SEST).Â/en/news/sest-best-paper-award-for-smart-solar-charging-research
- Different visions of circular economyCircular Economy has become a popular discourse, but the actual definition and objectives are still unclear, inconsistent, and contested. What are the differences between all the visions and can they be classified?/en/news/different-visions-of-circular-economy
- Appy Sluijs presenter of Dutch TV programme Code RoodClimate scientist Appy Sluijs is advisor and presenter of the Dutch TV programme Code Rood, which shows how climate change affects and changes the Dutch climate./en/in-de-media/appy-sluijs-presenter-of-dutch-tv-programme-code-rood
- Green start-ups with red figures: lagging business performanceAchieving a positive operating result is particularly difficult for companies with a large potential contribution to reducing the global CO2-emissions./en/news/green-start-ups-with-red-figures-lagging-business-performance
- Are we ready for the future? New book provides an overview of legal instruments for achieving climate goalsResearchers from Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ provide the current state of affairs on legal aspects of climate change, energy transition and climate adaptation in the Netherlands./en/news/are-we-ready-for-the-future-new-book-provides-an-overview-of-legal-instruments-for-achieving-climate
- Vassilis Dokalis wins François Prize 2020 for the best master's thesis of public international lawDokalis graduated in 2019 from the Public International Law master's programme at Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and wrote his thesis on protecting the Arctic Ocean./en/news/vassilis-dokalis-wins-francois-prize-2020-for-the-best-masters-thesis-of-public-international-law
- Critical review of the planetary-boundary approach: Expert technocracy or political deliberation?Frank Biermann and Rakhyun E. Kim critically review the planetary-boundaries approach as set in 2009./en/news/critical-review-of-the-planetary-boundary-approach-expert-technocracy-or-political-deliberation
- Why are models so widely used in climate policy?In the science-policy interface scenarios to a low-carbon future are often made using Integrated Assessment Models. But there are many more ways to explore the future, such as visioning, gaming and speculative design. Why have IAMs become such dominant tools?/en/news/why-are-models-so-widely-used-in-climate-policy
- Valérie Masson-Delmotte on the role of academics in the climate emergencyOn August 31, the Utrecht Young Academy organised an online panel discussion on facing the climate emergency in academia with prof. Valérie Masson-Delmotte./en/news/valerie-masson-delmotte-on-the-role-of-academics-in-the-climate-emergency
- Legal research into options for an integrated sustainability performance requirement for buildingsHet Utrecht Centre for Water, Oceans and Sustainability Law onderzocht of je de energieprestatie en de milieuprestatie van een gebouw kunt integreren./en/news/legal-research-into-options-for-an-integrated-sustainability-performance-requirement-for-buildings
- Edward Brans professor of Sustainability and Environmental Liability as of 1 NovemberBrans is a specialist in the field of environmental law. This is a Endowed Chair, made possible by Pels Rijcken & Droogleever Fortuijn./en/news/edward-brans-professor-of-sustainability-and-environmental-liability-as-of-1-november
- Alex van Silfhout and Ben Erné nominated for KIJK awardThe 'magnetic waste separation' is nominated for for the best tech idea of the year by Dutch popular-scientific magazine KIJK./en/news/alex-van-silfhout-and-ben-erne-nominated-for-kijk-award
- Conservation of threatened plant species requires more than effective nitrogen reduction policyAuthors argue for the introduction of a European Phosphate Directive/en/news/from-nitrogen-crisis-to-phosphorus-crisis
- Hidden threat to low-lying coast lines: Acceleration in sea-levelThe acceleration rate of sea-level rise will be an impeccable indicator of sea level threats along the vulnerable coasts over the 21st century. We investigated the main drivers./en/news/hidden-threat-to-low-lying-coast-lines-acceleration-in-sea-level
- NOx-emission engines CHP more than halved in half a yearBy pushing the button Frederique Houben and Dick Groeneveld turned off the first engines of the Thermal energy plant, on Monday, November 23rd./en/news/nox-emission-engines-chp-more-than-halved-in-half-a-year
- Scientists prefer to work with other scientists rather than firmsScientists are less willing to cooperate with companies in their research. They prefer to do research together with fellow scientists. A study by Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and the Rathenau Institute has shown this./en/news/scientists-prefer-to-work-with-other-scientists-rather-than-firms
- New book release: Lessons learnt from various practices of transdisciplinary research for sustainabilityCopernicus Researcher dr. Walter Vermeulen published a new book: Transdisciplinarity For Sustainability: Aligning Diverse Practices/en/news/new-book-release-lessons-learnt-from-various-practices-of-transdisciplinary-research-for
- Locked‑in and living delta pathways in the AnthropoceneDeltas have historically been the focus of human development. Some deltas became locked-in, too costly to return to natural states. Researchers conducted a historical analysis on anthropogenic pressures over the past 300 years over 48 deltas world-wide./en/news/locked-in-and-living-delta-pathways-in-the-anthropocene