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The new chair connects data science with childhood cancer research, and strengthens the collaboration between Utrecht University and the Princess Máxima Center.

"As species move further up the mountain, the species that were already at the top are being pushed off,” says co-author Jonas Lembrechts.

Mathematician Peter Koymans has received a 1.5 million euro Starting Grant from the European Research Council (ERC).

PhD candidate Tristan Coppes has taken concrete steps to improve both understanding and practice regarding medication on high-risk days.

Until now, the AMOC was thought to tip and collapse around +4°C of warming, but researchers at the Institute for Marine and Atmospheric research Utrecht now show that the stability of the circulation also depends on how fast the climate is changing.

Plants can't run from danger, yet they have survived for hundreds of millions of years. Utrecht researchers have now discovered one of the clever tricks lettuce uses to defend itself against disease.

On Wednesday, August 12, a rare partial solar eclipse will be visible from the Netherlands.

This research contributes to a better understanding of the AMOC, a key regulator of the Earth’s climate.

What blew into 360 pots of soil? Discover the results of the “Aanwaaiers” citizen science project.

Twenty-nine promising young researchers from Utrecht are to receive a Veni grant from the NWO. This will enable them to further develop their own research ideas over the next three years.