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.

PhD Defense: The first caesarean section in the low-and middle-income setting: indications, decision making, techniques and complications ...

The Supervisory Board of Utrecht University (UU) has appointed prof. dr. ir. Johannes (Hans) Brug as the new President of the Executive Board of UU.

The thesis titled “Advancements in Leg Malalignment Imaging” focuses on enhancing imaging techniques for knee osteoarthritis patients with leg malalignment. In the field of knee osteoarthritis, the ...

Utrecht University researchers Bas van Ravensteijn and Markus Weingarth have each been awarded an ERC Proof of Concept Grant of €150.000 to further enhance antibiotics and nanomedice ...

Alexander Melchior investigated why civil servants make little use of an excellent tool for developing sound policy on complex issues.

The Centre for Animal-free Biomedical Translation, supported by the Dutch National Growth Fund, was officially launched under its new name: Ombion ...

“Deltas are the most complex coastal systems in the world and recognising these multiple drivers and how they operate in each delta is fundamental to finding solutions,” says co-author Robert Nicholls ...

This thesis focused on treatment refinement and enhancing the use of gold-standard immunosuppressive therapies in children with immune diseases and in paediatric haematopoietic cell transplantation ...

For the first time, scientists have been able to determine how sea level must have varied also on thousand-year timescales during the last 540 million years.

For this research, Utrecht master student Sophie ten Hietbrink worked for four weeks aboard the research vessel RV Pelagia. On a trip from the Azores to the continental shelf of Europe, she took water ...

Carine van Rhijn researched medieval medical texts in unexpected places: “When you start looking at manuscripts, you never know what you’re going to find".