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On 17 October, Ewout Hasken will defend his PhD dissertation ‘From Rags to Riches: Changing Perceptions of Family Business in the Netherlands, 1945-2019’.

In response to many questions about Dutch universities' collaborations with Israeli organizations, a page compiling the research and exchange collaborations of Utrecht University (UU) and UMC Utrecht ...

It also provides new insights into the effect of SVs on tumor cells. This improves the usefulness of SVs as biomarkers to divide patients into risk groups (stratification). In addition, we ...

Chronic Q fever is a life threatening disease: 26% of patients with proven chronic Q fever die because of the disease. Two genetic variations were found to be associated with clinical outcomes in ...

Wednesday 16 October saw the first physical meeting of a new national education network around AI. The meeting was hosted at Utrecht University. Each Dutch university is represented in it with one or ...

In chemistry, we make and discover things nobody's made or discovered before. We use our skills to manage cool reactions to seek answers to today's great challenges in sustainability, nanomaterials, ...

The Faculty of Medicine of Utrecht University and the UMC Utrecht work together in the field of medical education, biomedical education and research. The various tasks are carried out in the UMC ...

We're exploring the biochemical foundations of life. Without understanding how things work, we can’t fix them when they’re broken. In this day of modern diseases, this is critical. Fundamental science ...

The education and research of both Utrecht University and the UMC Utrecht are closely connected. Updates on news and events can be found in the overviews featured below. The UMC Utrecht publishes its ...

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Hoogleraar Albert Heck, verbonden aan de Universiteit Utrecht, is uitgenodigd om de prestigieuze Mendel Lecture te geven. Na de lezing ontvangt hij de bijbehorende Mendel Medaille.