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Morgen maken we samen met Floortje Geerdink.

Creating tomorrow together with Jesper Weehuizen.

Creating tomorrow together with Gert van Vugt and Jacintha Baas.

Creating tomorrow together with Bas Testerink.

Creating together with Floortje Geerdink.

Morgen maken we samen met Eva González Pérez.

Creating tomorrow together with Eva González Pérez.

Creating tomorrow together with Appie Alferink.

Finding a housing/ a place to live.

With the help of organoids, researchers in Utrecht are starting to understand how each unique body responds to treatments, bringing us a step closer to personalised medicine.

When it comes to health, we tend to focus on genetics. However, some 70-80 per cent of our health is actually determined by environmental factors.

To assess the long-term effects of our treatments, our Utrecht researchers are following thousands of these children from pregnancy until they are 6 years old.

The question remains whether labels are necessary and desirable; and if not, what a better approach to charting individual problems and needs might be.

Om de langetermijneffecten van onze behandelingen te beoordelen, volgen onze Utrechtse onderzoekers duizenden kinderen vanaf hun zwangerschap tot ze naar school gaan.

De vraag blijft of de indelingen nodig en wenselijk zijn. En zo niet, welke aanpak bij het in kaart brengen van individuele problemen en behoeften werkt dan wel?

With the help of organoids, researchers in Utrecht are starting to understand how each unique body responds to treatments, bringing us a step closer to personalised medicine.

We interviewed four different alumni. How do they contribute to tomorrow?

Vacancies at the Department of Physics

Bachelor's programme page Department of Physics

Education Department of Physics