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The Swaantje Mondt Fund continues offering PhD candidates the opportunity to conduct part of their research abroad or at the CCSS with a financial support of max. € 2500.

Christoph Baumgartner explores how liberal democracies can ensure equal participation and freedom of religion in societies shaped by Christianity.

A recent study from the Mathematical Institute at Utrecht University sheds light on this mystery by showing that stability depends not just on size, but on structure, challenging earlier theories.

Machine learning can fill in 'invisible puzzle pieces', making climate models more realistic and accurate.

At the Utrecht AI event, we hosted a workshop designed to introduce a larger audience to the world of open-source AI.

The conference organizers at Utrecht University welcome papers on the subject of the role of culture, in developing global perspectives on contemporary crimes, harms, and social injustices.

Project ‘By the name of social capital: building local initiatives for community conservation areas in Indonesia’ by Annisa Triyanti and team wins the fourth edition of the Pathways to Sustainability Award

The national annual quota for OA articles at Taylor and Francis has been reached. See what you can do when you are publishing at Taylor and Francis.

In the summer of 2022, 100 Dutch farmers parked their tractors outside of the Asylum Seekers’ Centre in Ter Apel, on the Netherlands’ north-eastern border with Germany to protest that they “no longer feel welcome” in the Netherlands. With right-ring populists being elected across the world, the action offers lessons that progressive environmentalists sorely need to hear.

On Thursday 6 March, the annual OnderwijsFestival will take place again. This event is the stage for the UU education community to come together

The ECHO Awards reward students who distinguish themselves through their vision and ability to create social impact.

For this first UDCC call, developers from two teams make their expertise available to support staff from all disciplines to create data visualisations.

The focus area Applied Data Science has funding to financially support small research projects within the Special Interest Groups.

This year, seven Utrecht researchers will receive an ERC Consolidator Grant of approximately 2 million euros each. The European Union provides these grants support excellent scientists and scholars at the career stage where they may still be consolidating their own independent research teams to pursue their most promising scientific ideas.

Utrecht University (UU) and the Innovation for Policy Foundation (i4Policy) have formalized their commitment to supporting African entrepreneurial ecosystems

With around 300 attendees, BNAIC 2024 was a huge success, offering a variety of technical sessions and presentations that fostered innovation and collaboration in the AI and data science communities.

According to Federica Russo, Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Techno-Science, diversity and inclusion need to be further integrated into academic practice.

Between ITS and CHARM-EU, a constructive collaboration has come about which is beneficial to both parties.

This issue of Junctions: Graduate Journal of the Humanities invites critical reflections on relationships, resistance, and solidarity that challenge and inspire.

Researchers receive Biodiversa+ funding for research into nature-based solutions for biodiversity, human well-being and transformative change.

Do you want to know how digital competences can improve scientific research? Are you interested in how you can contribute? Join us at the UDCC Forum.

Vinicius Stein Dani, a researcher at Utrecht University, has found that while there is plenty of evidence that process mining can effectively help organisations, this is not always the case.

The audiovisual exhibit ‘100 Million Voices, 100 Million Stories’ shows the personal stories of refugees' immigration and integration.

For the first time, evidence has been uncovered for the end-Triassic mass-extinction in the subsurface of the Netherlands.

Alleviating financial constraints benefits both climate and equity as a result of more renewable and affordable energy in the developing world, according to Utrecht University researchers in Nature Energy.