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Menselijke doses medicijnen worden gebaseerd op diermodellen. Mensen zijn dan wel dieren, maar zijn dieren ook menselijk genoeg?

The development and progression of high-grade serous ovarian cancer was studied using in mini-versions (organoids) of the female reproductive organs of mice.

In het lab gekweekte mini-versies (organoiden) van de eileiders van de muis geven inzicht in het meest voorkomende en agressieve type eierstokkanker.

Interview with Peter Luijten, on the occasion of his appointment as vice dean of the Life Sciences Strategic Theme on 1 October 2021

Cyrille Krul describes how her team at HU contributes towards animal-free research

Debby Weijers believes in the power of collaboration on the road toward replacement of animal testing

TNO collaborates with UU and HU within the Utrecht Advanced in Vitro Models Hub

Utrecht researchers have demonstrated that a mini-organ grown outside the body can be used to predict the effectiveness of drugs.

PhD candidate Paul Jochems developed a reliable gut model to study the uptake of various proteins. Now he is spinning it out as a business.

Science blog: Carl Schuurmans and Anne Metje van Genderen talk about their collaborative research experience at Harvard, USA.

Een stofje dat bij muizen de ziekte van Parkinson remt, brengt de ontwikkeling van een nieuw geneesmiddel tegen de ziekte dichterbij.

A new substance that inhibits Parkinson’s disease in mice brings researchers one step closer to developing a new drug to fight the disease.

Patiënten van wie de behandeling met geneesmiddelen wordt afgestemd op hun DNA, hebben 30 procent minder last van ernstige bijwerkingen.

Patients whose drug treatment is matched to their DNA, suffer 30 percent fewer serious side effects.

On April 13, 2022, Zeshi (Jack) Li has received his doctorate with the distinction Cum Laude for Chemo-enzymatic synthesis of O-acetylated silica acids gives new insight in virus-host interactions

Science for Life looks back on a successful conference

Lectures from Robb de Vries and Albert Heck, as well as champagne, form the kick-off of these monthly UIPS meetings.

MyWorkplace has recently been extended to include a research environment for the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

Hoogleraar experimentele farmacologie bestudeert repareren van weefsel

The EU has invested 10 million euro in the project iNEXT-Discovery, for access to structural biology facilities.