‘Carolien Kroeze is the right person for the job’
Responses to Kroeze's appointment as rector.
Rarity is unavoidable
The large majority of species in nature are rare, a mathematical certainty.
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Cautious enthusiasm for recommendations on fossil collaboration
Resource gauges how the recommendations about fossil collaboration are being received.
Jan Douwe van der Ploeg: ‘We must do some serious soul-searching’
Emeritus professor tackles the thorny issue of his own university’s role in…
Dining with the Romans
WUR teacher of Physical Chemistry studied the diet of Ancient Rome.
Biology student wins bronze medal in Euro-Championships track cycling
‘I am mentally preparing for the Olympics.’
Support for female scientists
Marina van Damme grant for two female WUR alums this year.
Meat and meat substitutes equally satiating
Satiation through meat alternatives is no longer a hurdle for protein transition.
Calling on ABP: stop investing in occupied Palestinian territories
The Rights Forum claims the fund has invested 2.5 billion euros in…
Melting glaciers — how bad is that?
Hester Biemans studies the effects of glacier melt in the Himalayas.