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Given the developments in the conflict between Hamas and Israel since the Hamas attack on October seventh, the rulings of the International Court of Justice, signals that colleagues and students no longer feel safe, and protests at universities, we feel that an update of the Executive Board’s statement of October 24th 2023 is needed.

The new interdisciplinary minor Climate‑Resilient Crops has launched, co-developed and taught by Dr. Koen Beumer (board member of Future Food Utrecht)

Scheve rekenmethodes ontzien vervuilende landen, maar rechters kunnen nog ingrijpen.

How flawed calculations let high-polluting countries off the hook, and how courts can hold them accountable

Lameness is a major welfare issue in dairy cows, often associated with hoof problems. Research shows significant differences between farms.

Kreupelheid is een belangrijk welzijnsprobleem bij melkkoeien dat vaak samen hangt met klauwproblemen. Uit onderzoek blijken grote verschillen tussen bedrijven.

Pepijn de Koning wins the Vliegenthart Thesis Award 2025.

A new stem cell treatment administered via nasal drops is showing promising results for newborns with brain damage.

Her aim is to uncover how the loss of Arctic sea ice impacts melting of surrounding glaciers. Specifically, she will look at the effects of the rapid loss of sea ice in the Last Ice Area, which harbours the Arctic's oldest ice.

Smart charging of electric vehicles presents a potential way to deal with the problem of grid congestion

Hoe een community open science richting transparante en reproduceerbare AI stuurt.

How a community moves open science toward transparent and reproducible AI.

Rechtenstudenten deden praktijkervaring op door lokale start- en scale-ups te ondersteunen met het oplossen van juridische vraagstukken.

Ruim 30 Utrechtse onderzoekers krijgen een Veni-subsidie van NWO. Hiermee kunnen ze hun onderzoeksideeën verder ontwikkelen. 1 op de 7 Veni’s ging naar Utrechtse onderzoekers.

Over thirty promising, young Utrecht researchers will receive a Veni grant of up to 320,000 euros from the Dutch Research Council (NWO). 1 in 7 Venis went to Utrecht researchers this year.