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Wendy Schrama is hoogleraar Familierecht en Rechtsvergelijking. Met haar onderzoeksgroep kijkt ze vanuit verschillende juridische invalshoeken naar families.

Wendy Schrama is Professor of Family Law and Comparative Law.

Due to a temporary relocation USG students and employees can be found at another location.

Contact information of the research group Literature (Faculty of Humanities).

Contactinformatie van de onderzoeksgroep Literatuur (faculteit Geesteswetenschappen).

Op donderdag 4 oktober 2018 is er een inspiratiemiddag voor ondersteunend personeel van de Universiteit Utrecht.

The increase in new activities in the offshore sector is posing major challenges for the sustainable management of the oceans.

Members of the steering committee of SUSTAINABLEOCEAN.

Study in which we try to understand how the connectivity among different areas of the infant brain develops.

Study to understand how the infant brain differentially responds to viewing faces with different facial expressions (happy and fear).

Study to understand how the infant brain differentially responds to viewing pictures of faces vs. houses.

Universiteit Utrecht participaties in the Youth in Europe Study (YES), a sociological research among 20.000 young people.

The SUSTAINABLEOCEAN Database offers a collection of scientific documents on the interplay between the law of the sea, climate change law and energy law.

Directions for travelling to Utrecht by public transport.

Informatie voor apothekers over deelnemen aan cursus Farmaceutisch praktijkonderzoek van UPPER

EMMA project beschrijving digitale nieuwsbrief UPPER

RiverCare is a Dutch research programme focused on managing multi-functional rivers more sustainably within the next 10 to 50 years. 

We use models, field observations and remote sensing from satellites and from drones to study the hydrology of mountain regions.

Researchers from Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ are studying the long term development of the Surinamese coast using satellite images, aerial photographs and models.

The spatial impact of the drought in western Europe over the summer months is clearly visible in this comparison of two satellite images.